California’s universal school meal program, praised for boosting students’ happiness and removing stigma, could inspire similar initiatives nationwide, reshaping how schools address child nutrition and equity.
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The New York Times examines Las Vegas’ struggle with rising crime, economic challenges, and shifting tourism trends, questioning the city’s future as an entertainment capital. How will Sin City reinvent itself?
A car fire on northbound US 95/I-11 in east Las Vegas caused significant traffic delays Tuesday afternoon. Emergency crews quickly responded, clearing the scene and restoring normal traffic flow.
Three NFL teams are reportedly vying for the Raiders’ star player, highlighting his rising value ahead of the trade deadline. Interested franchises see him as a game-changing addition to bolster their playoff hopes.
Las Vegas is shedding its pariah status to emerge as a premier sports capital. With major league expansions and high-profile events, the city is rapidly transforming its sports landscape and national reputation.
The UFC attempted to honor the late Queen Elizabeth II during an event in Las Vegas, but the tribute was met with boos as the crowd loudly chanted “USA! USA! USA!” instead, overshadowing the moment.
A Las Vegas man urged 911, “Send someone ASAP,” before police fatally shot him in his home. The incident raises questions about law enforcement’s response during the emergency call, now under investigation.
Trump supporters gathered peacefully outside a Las Vegas courthouse Tuesday, demonstrating amid ongoing political tensions. The rally proceeded without incident, highlighting the group’s commitment to lawful expression.
Las Vegas Raiders linebacker Devin White continues to fuel the rivalry by providing Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs with endless bulletin board material ahead of their next showdown.
As Jakobi Meyers enters free agency, multiple NFL teams are evaluating the wide receiver’s potential fit. His consistent production and route-running skills make him a coveted target for contending squads.
Illegal border crossings have hit record lows as enforcement efforts expand under former President Trump’s policies. Increased patrols and stricter measures contribute to the significant drop in unauthorized entries, officials say.
Record scratch: Last-minute tickets to Paul McCartney’s Las Vegas concert are surprisingly affordable. Fans can snag seats at a fraction of typical prices, sparking excitement and a bidding frenzy ahead of the iconic show.
Nevada’s most dangerous cities reveal a stark contrast between vibrant communities and rising crime rates. This report highlights the top 10 cities where safety concerns demand urgent attention from residents and authorities alike.
A Tesla Cybertruck explosion at a Trump hotel in Las Vegas is under investigation as a possible terrorist act, a law enforcement official told CNN. Authorities are probing motives and security footage.
A Las Vegas business owner is championing the U.S.A. as a powerful brand, highlighting its influence on commerce and culture. The initiative aims to boost national pride and economic growth through strategic marketing.
FlyOver in Las Vegas redefines flying theatre experiences with cutting-edge VR technology and immersive storytelling. This attraction offers visitors breathtaking aerial views, setting a new standard for entertainment.
Murder and other violent crimes declined across the U.S. last year, FBI data reveals. The report highlights a notable decrease in homicide rates, signaling progress in national public safety efforts.
ProPublica reports that America’s adult education system is failing millions, leaving workers unprepared for today’s job market. Experts call for increased funding, updated curricula, and stronger career support to close the skills gap.
Dolly Parton has postponed her upcoming Las Vegas concerts by nine months, citing “health challenges.” The country icon’s performances will be rescheduled, with fans urged to hold onto their tickets.
The U.S. Travel Association forecasts slow business travel growth in 2025 for major U.S. cities including NYC, LA, Miami, Chicago, Las Vegas, and San Francisco, signaling cautious recovery in key markets.