The Las Vegas Raiders gear up for the 2026 season with Kirk Cousins leading the offense this year and promising rookie Bobby Mendoza poised to step up next. DAZN breaks down the team’s evolving quarterback strategy.
Las Vegas tourism is experiencing a significant downturn. Industry experts and officials attribute the slump to factors including Trump’s tariffs and immigration crackdown, which have impacted travel and spending, PBS reports.
The Backstreet Boys delivered a stunning performance at the Sphere in Las Vegas, captivating devoted fans with their timeless hits and dynamic stage presence. USA Today reviews the unforgettable night.
The Las Vegas school district has accepted a $1.9 million bid for a site featuring a Cold War-era bomb shelter, marking a unique sale that blends local history with educational development, KSNV reports.
A Mexican man deported five times was arrested after allegedly shooting five people at a Las Vegas party, DOJ officials say. The incident raises concerns over border security and immigration enforcement.
Las Vegas Sands has sold the Venetian and Sands Expo for US$6.25 billion, signaling a strategic shift to focus on Asia’s booming markets, according to South China Morning Post.
Callie Fin of USA Today joins KSNV to preview the Vegas Aces’ final 8 regular-season games. She breaks down key matchups, player outlooks, and playoff implications as the Aces push for a top seed.
The Phoenix Mercury suffered a heavy blowout loss to the Las Vegas Aces, deepening fan frustration as the team struggles to find consistency this season. Concerns rise over the Mercury’s playoff prospects.
Michael Jackson ONE by Cirque du Soleil has been voted the #1 Best Las Vegas Show by USA TODAY 10Best readers. The tribute to the King of Pop continues to captivate audiences with its electrifying performances.
Las Vegas politician Robert Telles was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of a journalist. The case raises questions about the motive behind the crime, spotlighting issues of power and press freedom.
Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero faces Teofimo Lopez in a high-stakes bout this weekend in Las Vegas. Fans can expect intense action as both fighters vie for prominence in the lightweight division. Stay tuned for full coverage on Yahoo Sports.
The City of Las Vegas partners with NTT, Inc. to launch the largest private 5G network in the US, enhancing connectivity for public safety, smart city applications, and municipal services.
A former USA Gymnastics coach has been labeled a “predator” of girls in Las Vegas, according to a new report. Authorities are investigating multiple allegations of sexual abuse linked to his time coaching in the city.
Thrifty Traveler reveals all current U.S. routes offering lie-flat seats, spotlighting premium comfort for budget-conscious flyers. Discover where to book luxury rest on domestic and international flights now.
The Battle For Vegas, originally a charity softball game, has grown into one of Las Vegas’ biggest sports traditions, drawing large crowds and raising funds for local causes, spotlighting community spirit and friendly competition.
Visitor numbers in Las Vegas have sharply declined, raising concerns about the broader US economic outlook. The drop highlights potential weaknesses in consumer spending and tourism-dependent sectors.
A dynamic acrobatic gymnastics duo from Las Vegas has been selected to represent Team USA at the upcoming international championships in Italy, showcasing their talent on a global stage.
Iranian activists and Las Vegas protestors voiced outrage following recent U.S. bombings in Iran. Demonstrations spotlight calls for peace and diplomatic solutions, as tensions escalate in the region. (KLAS 8 News Now)
Tickets for Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas are still available but selling fast. Fans are urged to purchase early as high demand continues for the popular EDM festival, set to take place this summer.
The U.S. Department of Education has ended the Blue Ribbon Schools program, prompting several states to create their own versions to recognize outstanding schools, as reported by Education Week.