The US government has declined to intervene in the pedophilia allegations against a prominent Israeli official, citing jurisdictional limits and ongoing local investigations, The Jerusalem Post reports.
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Rugby League is set to make a major splash in Las Vegas in 2026, as announced on NRL.com. The event promises to boost the sport’s profile in the US, featuring top-tier international teams competing in a vibrant, iconic setting.
Canadians are steering clear of U.S. travel amid political backlash, reports Travel Weekly. Heightened tensions and policy disputes have led to a noticeable dip in cross-border tourism.
Eight juveniles have been charged with murder following a senseless attack on a student, captured on video, police say. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the violent incident.
Hundreds of Trump supporters gathered unexpectedly at a Las Vegas rally, drawing large crowds and energized cheers. Organizers described the turnout as a “pleasant surprise” amid heightened political activity in the region.
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.
Black Hat USA 2023 in Las Vegas unveils its full schedule, featuring cutting-edge cybersecurity sessions, expert keynotes, and hands-on training from August 5-10. The event promises vital insights for security professionals.
The FBI is investigating texts targeting Latino and LGBTQ communities with threats of deportation and forced “re-education.” Authorities warn these messages aim to intimidate vulnerable groups, raising concerns over coordinated harassment.
Formula One is betting on a Las Vegas Grand Prix to crack the US market, aiming to captivate American fans with a high-octane, star-studded spectacle on the iconic Strip. The Guardian reports.
Las Vegas unemployment rate rises above the national average as business confidence sharply declines, signaling economic challenges ahead. Local experts urge swift action to stabilize the job market and restore growth.
Iranian Americans in Las Vegas express hope and resilience amid ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Tehran. Community members emphasize dialogue and unity as key to a peaceful future. (KSNV)
A Thomson teenager has been crowned Miss Ultimate USA Teen in Florida, securing the prestigious title in a competitive national pageant. The win highlights her talent and dedication on a prominent stage.
The Public Education Foundation Teacher Superstore in Nevada announces extended back-to-school hours, offering teachers exclusive discounts on essential classroom supplies to support a successful academic year.
AIM Las Vegas Campus has been honored on USA TODAY’s America’s Top Vocational Schools 2025 list. The recognition highlights the campus’s commitment to quality career-focused education.
Las Vegas police have arrested a man suspected of setting fire to multiple Tesla vehicles at a local service facility. The incident raised safety concerns as investigations continue. No injuries reported.
Las Vegas has emerged as the top spring break destination, according to a recent Spirit Airlines study. The city’s vibrant nightlife and entertainment options continue to attract young travelers. (KSNV)
Las Vegas Ice Center has launched a green initiative to reduce its environmental impact. The facility now uses energy-efficient systems and sustainable practices, setting a new standard for eco-friendly sports venues in the city.
Experts debate the recent police shooting in Las Vegas, with some calling the use of force “very questionable,” while others deem it “objectively reasonable.” The investigation continues amid community concern.
Las Vegas Raiders’ Brock Bowers has been ranked the top tight end in the NFL by ESPN, according to Sports Illustrated. The rising star’s impact on the field continues to garner national attention.
Buffalo Bill’s Casino in Primm, once a popular stop for Vegas-bound travelers, is reducing its operating hours. The change reflects shifting visitor patterns and challenges in the competitive casino market.