Kenny Chesney dazzled audiences with a vibrant, visually arresting performance at the Las Vegas Sphere. The country star’s dynamic show combined cutting-edge visuals and energetic hits, creating an unforgettable experience.
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Las Vegas housing markets closed 2021 with robust activity, driven by pandemic-fueled demand and low inventory. Prices surged as buyers raced to secure homes amid ongoing supply constraints.
The long-running Jabbawockeez show is concluding its final performances at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Known for its innovative dance and iconic masks, the troupe marks the end of an era in Sin City entertainment.
Las Vegas politician Robert Telles has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of a journalist. The case raises questions about motives and the dangers faced by the press. Details on what drove the crime remain under investigation.
More than 25% of U.S. teachers are chronically absent, raising concerns about its impact on student learning and school performance. Experts urge schools to address the underlying causes to improve attendance.
Las Vegas continues to shine as a top travel destination, with iconic spots like the Strip, Fremont Street, and numerous world-class shows. The City of Las Vegas (.gov) highlights these must-see attractions for visitors.
A Las Vegas man who called 911 for help was fatally shot by police in his home, raising questions about law enforcement response and use of force. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.
Vice President Kamala Harris criticized former President Trump’s Project 2025, accusing it of undermining democracy, while defending President Biden’s record during a Las Vegas event, Nevada Current reports.
Recent Las Vegas shootings have intensified calls for US government funding of gun violence research, highlighting a critical gap in data-driven policy efforts to address the ongoing epidemic, according to Times Higher Education.
The U.S. Justice Department has designated Nevada as a “sanctuary state,” citing its policies limiting cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, KSNV reports. This designation may impact federal funding and legal actions.
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.
Las Vegas Aces staged a thrilling comeback to defeat Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever in a closely contested WNBA game. Key plays in the final quarter sealed the Aces’ victory, showcasing their resilience and depth.
Two Las Vegas Valley natives have been selected to compete internationally on the U.S. Women’s National Flag Football Team, showcasing local talent on the global stage. Their journey highlights the region’s growing impact in the sport.
The FIFA 2026 World Cup draw is scheduled for December in Las Vegas, marking a key moment as teams discover their groups for the first 48-team tournament hosted by the US, Canada, and Mexico.
Def Leppard kicks off a new residency in Las Vegas, reigniting the city’s rock scene. Fans can secure tickets now through official outlets. Stay tuned to USA Today for ticket details and show dates.
A man in Las Vegas was sentenced after reentering the U.S. illegally following five prior deportations, authorities reported. The case highlights ongoing challenges in immigration enforcement. (KLAS 8 News Now)
The Clark County School District is selling a Cold War-era bomb shelter on school property. Built for civil defense, the shelter now stands unused as the district seeks buyers for the historical site in Las Vegas.
Wild Wilkins finds himself in the spotlight following a tense encounter in Las Vegas. The sports community watches closely as developments unfold, raising questions about his future in the game.
A Las Vegas man has been charged with making death threats against the judge and prosecutor in the Trump trial, authorities reveal. The case underscores heightened tensions surrounding high-profile legal proceedings.
The Raiders have released defensive lineman Christian Wilkins after just one season. Sources cite performance and salary cap considerations as key factors behind the move, marking a swift end to Wilkins’ tenure in Las Vegas.