Team USA members praise 17-year-old Cooper Flagg’s outstanding performance at Olympic training camp. The young phenom’s skill and maturity have impressed veterans and coaches alike, signaling a bright future.
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Three Nevada cities top U.S. growth charts, reports KSNV. Rapid population and economic expansion highlight the state’s rising appeal as a hub for residents and businesses alike.
Alexis Herman, the first Black U.S. Secretary of Labor, has died at 77. Serving under President Clinton, Herman was a trailblazer in labor rights and workforce diversity. Her legacy endures in American labor history.
Beyoncé closed her Vegas residency with a spectacular finale, bringing Destiny’s Child, Jay-Z, and Shaboozey onstage. The star-studded show captivated fans, marking a memorable end to her tour.
The Marine Corps Judge Advocate General Program, highlighted on marines.mil, provides legal support critical to mission success. JAG officers advise commanders, uphold justice, and ensure legal compliance across Marine operations.
A Canadian man suspected of US tax fraud remains jailed in Las Vegas, awaiting trial. Authorities allege involvement in a scheme to evade millions in taxes, highlighting ongoing cross-border financial investigations.
The US tourism industry, valued at $2.36 trillion, faces uncertainty amid escalating tariff disputes linked to former President Trump. Experts warn of a potential slump as trade tensions threaten international travel and spending.
Discover the best venues to catch Las Vegas sports action, including Raiders football and Golden Knights hockey. USA TODAY 10Best highlights top spots for fans seeking an authentic game-day experience in Sin City.
Wildfire smoke blankets large areas of the US, prompting air quality alerts for millions. Health officials warn of hazardous conditions as fires continue to spread, impacting visibility and breathing.
Uno is making its way to Las Vegas, but not as a traditional casino game. A new venue will feature Uno-themed experiences, blending the classic card game with Vegas entertainment, USA Today reports.
A new U.S. government rule quietly limits American tourists’ access to Las Vegas, while exempting foreign visitors. The move raises questions about travel equity and its impact on the city’s economy.
The Zac Brown Band is set to perform hits and new tracks from their album “Love & Fear” at the Sphere. Fans eager to catch the show can find ticket details and availability on USA Today.
Antique Young Guns will host an education session in Las Vegas, focusing on antique jewelry appraisal and trends. The event aims to equip industry professionals with valuable insights and expertise.
The FBI has officially closed its investigation into the 2017 Las Vegas massacre, concluding without determining a clear motive. Despite extensive inquiries, the reason behind the attack remains unknown.
New US travel guidelines easing restrictions are set to boost Las Vegas tourism. Officials anticipate increased visitor numbers as more travelers feel confident booking trips to the entertainment hub.
Players Era has secured $9 million in Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals during its recent tournament, highlighting growing financial opportunities for athletes in collegiate sports, says Front Office Sports.
A Las Vegas man was sentenced to prison for threatening U.S. Senator Jacky Rosen and her family, according to AP News. The case highlights ongoing concerns about threats against public officials.
British Paralympian reportedly went missing in Las Vegas, prompting a police search. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward as efforts continue to locate the athlete. Updates awaited.
Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign spent a staggering $1.5 billion in just 15 weeks, raising questions about strategy and financial management, as detailed in a New York Times report.
The $2.3 billion Sphere, a world-renowned Las Vegas concert venue, is set to launch in Abu Dhabi. This groundbreaking entertainment landmark promises to redefine live events in the UAE.