Former President Trump is banking on his tax cut legacy to win over Las Vegas voters as he targets the swing West. His campaign highlights economic gains to sway a crucial battleground ahead of upcoming elections.
Federal charges against a property manager linked to an illegal biolab in Las Vegas have been dropped, officials announced. The decision follows investigations into the unauthorized facility, reported ktnv.com.
Money20/20 USA has launched the Money20/20 Startup Network, a new platform designed to connect fintech startups with investors, partners, and industry leaders, fueling innovation and collaboration in the financial sector.
Las Vegas has secured the NBA Summer League through 2028, backed by a multi-million dollar USA Sports Tourism initiative. This deal aims to boost tourism and solidify the city as a key basketball destination.
Flights across major US hubs including Chicago, San Francisco, Atlanta, Dallas, and Los Angeles face massive disruptions as 619 flights are cancelled and 4,818 delayed. Delta, Southwest, SkyWest, and others ground fleets amid widespread chaos.
The Enhanced Games, a new international competition where performance-enhancing drugs are permitted, aims to push human limits beyond traditional sports. Critics warn of health risks, while supporters praise scientific advancement.
Nevada’s GOP primary for a critical U.S. House seat and the Democratic governors race are key contests drawing statewide attention. Voters weigh choices shaping the state’s political future in these pivotal battles.
Dr. Andrew Mahlstedt has been named the next president of UWC-USA. The appointment marks a new chapter for the school, known for its commitment to global education and diversity.
A North Hollywood couple and a Long Beach man have been charged in a series of robberies across Southern California, authorities announced. The trio allegedly targeted multiple locations during the spree, prompting an ongoing investigation.
A 2021 Fox Business report ranked the “most sinful” U.S. cities, highlighting areas with high rates of vice including gambling, substance abuse, and crime. Las Vegas topped the list, reflecting its reputation as a hub of indulgence.
USA TODAY Sports/MMA Junkie rankings (June 9) highlight Gabriel Bonfim’s rise to elite status, marking a significant shift in the competitive MMA landscape as he climbs the ranks with impressive performances.
The Kansas City Chiefs received disappointing news regarding their rivalry with the Las Vegas Raiders. Key players from both teams face injuries, casting uncertainty on the upcoming matchup’s intensity and outcome.
Guests fell “deathly ill” after entering a Las Vegas Airbnb allegedly linked to a Chinese biolab, a witness claims. Authorities are investigating potential biohazard risks at the location, reported the New York Post.
The Backstreet Boys are back with new Las Vegas shows, thrilling fans with their iconic hits. The band also reveals exciting 2026 plans, promising more tours and fresh music. Stay tuned for updates.
Federal prosecutors have dropped charges against a man arrested in connection with a Las Vegas biolab investigation, KSNV reports. The decision follows a review of evidence and legal considerations.
Several Las Vegas hotels are under investigation following reports of Legionnaires’ disease cases linked to their facilities, raising public health concerns. Authorities are probing water systems to prevent further outbreaks.
Athletics return to Las Vegas after 30 years, reigniting excitement and chaos in equal measure. The city’s vibrant energy blends with high-stakes competition, delivering a spectacle of absolute lunacy.
Las Vegas is set to host the final leg of the Indoor Archery World Series, attracting top archers worldwide. The event promises intense competition and a thrilling conclusion to the season.
Nick Lovato shines as eight returning World medalists claim titles at the Masters Men’s Freestyle Nationals in Las Vegas. USA Wrestling highlights fierce competition and elite performances in the thrilling event.
Undocumented immigrants in Las Vegas and across the U.S. face significant barriers to healthcare access, highlighting a growing gap in coverage that affects millions amid ongoing policy debates.