Formula 1 makes a dazzling return to the U.S. with the Las Vegas Grand Prix, airing live on ESPN networks. Fans can experience high-speed action and iconic city views in this thrilling race event.
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The harsh truth about Raiders’ Geno Smith has been settled. Despite flashes of skill, inconsistency and turnovers continue to hamper his performance, raising questions about the team’s quarterback future.
Staffing shortages are worsening flight delays across the US as the government shutdown enters its seventh day. Airlines and airports struggle to maintain operations amid reduced federal personnel.
A Beginner’s Guide to Formula 1 offers an insider look at the thrilling Grand Prix weekends in Austin and Las Vegas. Discover race basics, event highlights, and fan tips for an unforgettable F1 experience.
Tamia Perez, a distinguished scholar at the University of Nevada Las Vegas School of Law, is making strides in legal education and research. Her work focuses on advancing justice and policy reform.
Bugsy Siegel, a notorious mobster, played a pivotal role in developing Las Vegas as a gambling hub. His violent criminal past and mysterious 1947 death remain subjects of intrigue and investigation.
Caesars Entertainment has rebranded Bally’s Las Vegas as Horseshoe Las Vegas, marking a strategic move to revive a renowned brand and enhance its presence on the Strip, Fox Business reports.
Michigan’s college basketball team climbs the USA TODAY Sports coaches poll, reflecting a surge in performance this season. The Wolverines’ rise signals growing national recognition and playoff potential.
The Raiders’ roster gaps are increasingly clear as struggles in offense and defense persist. Key areas demand urgent attention to compete in a tough AFC West, highlighting the team’s critical rebuilding phase.
Las Vegas has been named the most fun city in the USA by Men’s Journal. Known for its vibrant nightlife, casinos, and entertainment, Sin City continues to attract thrill-seekers and partygoers from across the nation.
A little-known federal rule once mandated the removal of apostrophes from U.S. place names, aiming to avoid confusion on maps and signs. This policy erased punctuation from countless locations, stirring debate over historical accuracy.
Carrot Top has been entertaining audiences at Luxor in Las Vegas for 18 years, solidifying his status as a staple of the Strip’s comedy scene. His high-energy shows continue to draw loyal fans and newcomers alike.
The Learning Outpost redefines education with hands-on, curiosity-driven learning where messiness is part of the process. This innovative space empowers students to explore and grow together, breaking traditional classroom norms.
ICE Detroit arrested a criminal illegal alien with a history of sex crimes working as a college professor, officials confirmed. Homeland Security emphasized the ongoing commitment to public safety and immigration enforcement.
Four companies aiming to expand in Clark County have been approved for more than $1 million in tax incentives, boosting local economic growth and job creation, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Lehigh University wrestlers are set to compete at the U.S. Open and U20 Nationals in Las Vegas. Team members aim to showcase their skills and earn spots on national rosters this summer.
MGM CEO admits the company bears responsibility for soaring hotel prices in Las Vegas, saying “Shame on us.” The statement highlights growing concerns over affordability in the city’s hospitality sector.
Following the Las Vegas shooting, Republicans may reconsider Democrats’ proposal to ban gun bump stocks, devices that increase firing speed. The shift signals potential bipartisan support for new gun control measures.
Baekhyun, excluded from EXO group activities, is set to hold a solo concert in Las Vegas this January. The event highlights his continuing influence despite group-related setbacks.
Former Oregon Ducks coach Chip Kelly’s potential return promises a revival of innovative offense and strong leadership. His proven track record makes hiring Kelly a strategic move to restore Ducks’ football dominance.