Fodor’s Travel Guide highlights 12 iconic Las Vegas spots that locals and visitors alike deeply miss. From classic casinos to legendary eateries, the article reflects on the city’s evolving charm and lost allure.
U.S. Special Envoy Vance is set to address the Republican Jewish Coalition amid ongoing tensions over Israel and rising concerns about antisemitism, seeking to bridge divides within the party.
The Backstreet Boys have announced additional residency dates at the Sphere in Las Vegas, extending their popular show due to high demand. Fans can expect more hits and high-energy performances in Sin City.
A fight between a Las Vegas high school student and a teacher was caught on camera, sparking concern among the community. Authorities are investigating the incident to determine appropriate actions. (KSNV)
The first transgender Miss Nevada USA called her win a “huge honor,” marking a historic moment in the pageant’s history. Her victory highlights growing inclusivity in the competition.
“What’s Wrong With Las Vegas?,” published in 2025 by The New York Times, examines the city’s growing challenges, from water shortages to economic shifts, raising critical questions about its future sustainability and identity.
Las Vegas, Nevada, continues to captivate visitors with its vibrant nightlife, world-class casinos, and top entertainment. The city remains a leading destination for tourism and conventions in the U.S.
Canadian travel to Las Vegas and other U.S. destinations shows a slight uptick, signaling renewed interest despite ongoing travel concerns. The rise is driven by a mix of leisure seekers and gamblers eager to return.
The Las Vegas Raiders received positive news on running back Ashton Jeanty as they kicked off Week 1 practice against the Miami Dolphins. Jeanty’s status boosts the team’s offensive outlook for the season opener.
The New York Times’ 2017 report unveiled the Pentagon’s secret UFO program, revealing investigations into glowing auras and unexplained aerial phenomena, fueled by undisclosed “black money” funding.
Fodor’s Travel Guide highlights the 11 best things to do in Las Vegas, from iconic shows to hidden gems, while also advising travelers on top pitfalls to avoid for a seamless, memorable visit to Sin City.
Brookings highlights key strategies to improve K-12 education for Hispanic students in Las Vegas and beyond, emphasizing culturally responsive teaching, equitable resources, and community engagement to boost academic success.
A Las Vegas politician has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of an investigative journalist. The case highlights growing concerns over press freedom and political corruption. Details at Al Jazeera.
UJ’s Prof. Tankiso Moloi will facilitate the International Business Research Conference in Las Vegas, USA, showcasing the university’s leadership in global business scholarship.
Draft Nation Presents: National Fantasy Football Draft Day 2026, featured in Sports Illustrated, highlights the most anticipated event for fantasy football fans, showcasing expert insights and real-time player analysis.
A Canadian tourist was convicted of animal cruelty after stealing a flamingo from the Las Vegas Flamingo Hotel. The case highlights concerns over wildlife exploitation in tourist hotspots.
Taco Bell is set to release a boozy Baja Blast in select locations, blending their iconic flavor with a refreshing twist. Fans can soon enjoy this adult beverage at participating venues. Details via USA Today.
Republicans are targeting a Las Vegas congressional seat, highlighting former President Trump’s pledge of “no tax on tips” to win voter support, as reported by PBS. The move aims to sway key swing district voters ahead of the election.
Las Vegas’ Sphere ushers in a new era for live music, blending cutting-edge tech with immersive experiences. USA Today takes you inside the first shows, highlighting a true “quantum leap” in entertainment.
The University of Nevada-Las Vegas continues to climb in the U.S. News & World Report rankings, solidifying its reputation among America’s top public universities. This rise reflects its growing academic quality and research impact.