Comedian Chelsea Handler opens up about her upcoming Las Vegas residency, shares insights on today’s political climate, and reveals the role her dog Doug plays in her life in an exclusive USA Today interview.
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The B-52s announced plans to wind down their iconic career with a final residency in Las Vegas. The legendary band emphasized this marks the closing chapter of their decades-long run. Fans can catch their farewell shows soon.
The US has commenced construction on a high-speed rail linking Las Vegas and Southern California, marking a significant step in modernizing regional transit and boosting economic connectivity between the two hubs.
The Las Vegas Raiders face the Miami Dolphins in a key NFL Week 11 matchup. USA Today provides expert predictions, picks, and betting odds ahead of this highly anticipated game.
EVO Fighting Game Tournament has unveiled its full lineup for the Las Vegas event this August. The announcement highlights key titles and anticipated matches, promising intense competition for fans and players alike.
US leisure travel faces a sharp downturn as Las Vegas records a 7% drop in March visits, intensifying financial strain on the city’s tourism sector, Travel and Tour World reports. Industry leaders urge urgent action.
The FBI reported no definitive link between the New Orleans attack and the Las Vegas Cybertruck explosion. Investigations continue as authorities rule out direct connections, NBC News confirms.
UNLV is among several colleges under investigation by the Trump administration for alleged misuse of federal funds. The probe aims to ensure compliance with financial regulations and accountability in higher education institutions.
The New York Times reports that trucks used in recent attacks in New Orleans and the Las Vegas explosion were rented via Turo, the peer-to-peer car-sharing platform, raising questions about rental oversight and security.
Josh Groban has announced a series of Las Vegas shows featuring a collection of his greatest hits and rare gems. He also previewed his upcoming holiday TV special, promising festive performances and heartfelt moments.
The Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight set a U.S. record for the biggest gate outside of Las Vegas, underscoring the bout’s massive appeal and signaling a shift in boxing’s traditional event hubs.
Las Vegas area schools have been ranked second-worst in the nation for quality, according to recent data. Concerns over funding, class sizes, and resources persist as families and educators call for urgent reforms.
McDonald’s employees in Las Vegas have completed a new training program aimed at enhancing customer service and operational skills, boosting career growth and improving overall restaurant performance.
Former President Trump’s responses to two major attacks reveal a sharp contrast: his swift condemnation and promises of action after the NYC attack differ markedly from his subdued reaction to the Las Vegas shooting, CNN reports.
Ford said Trump lacks the authority to dismantle the Department of Education, emphasizing that such actions require congressional approval. The statement came amid ongoing debates over federal education policy.
Las Vegas police investigate the Cybertruck explosion, examining suspect’s writings for clues. Authorities seek motive and connections as the probe continues. Updates expected soon. (ABC News)
The Las Vegas Strip has been named one of the top 20 tourist attractions, according to 96.3 KKLZ. Known for its vibrant nightlife and iconic casinos, the Strip continues to draw millions of visitors annually.
Las Vegas school police Captain John Smith retired after 31 years of service, KSNV reports. Known for his dedication to student safety, Smith’s career leaves a lasting impact on the district’s security.
Inside a Las Vegas strip mall, a shadowy U.S. body trade unfolds. NBC News investigates how corpses are stored, sold, and exploited, exposing legal and ethical murkiness in the nation’s booming body industry.
A Republican who recently won a county seat has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting his daughter, The Guardian reports. The case has sparked outrage and raised questions about vetting processes in local elections.