A woman was caught attempting to smuggle 59 pounds of marijuana out of the country, authorities reported. The incident highlights ongoing challenges in drug interdiction efforts at border checkpoints.
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The Las Vegas Raiders secured their future by signing their franchise cornerstone to a lucrative contract extension, ensuring stability and star power before potential market challenges arise.
Las Vegas dazzles with iconic sights like the Strip’s vibrant casinos, the Bellagio Fountains, and Fremont Street’s light show. TripSavvy highlights must-see attractions for every visitor to this entertainment capital.
A Las Vegas man was convicted for drug trafficking on the dark web and ordered to forfeit over $15 million, authorities announced. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat online illegal drug markets.
The “Best of Las Vegas” contest has rapidly expanded, becoming one of the largest community-voted competitions in the U.S. Celebrating local businesses, it draws thousands of participants annually.
Raiders linebacker Miller continues to dominate the field, earning praise as one of the best in the business. His relentless defense and game-changing plays solidify his status as a top NFL talent, Sports Illustrated reports.
Kamala Harris’ campaign launched a major political ad takeover at the Las Vegas Sphere, marking a high-profile push in Nevada. The digital display highlights key campaign messages to reach voters ahead of upcoming elections.
As Super Bowl 58 hits Las Vegas, gambling addicts face heightened risks amid record betting activity. Meanwhile, the NFL profits from soaring wagers, spotlighting concerns over addiction and industry ethics.
Two Babies R Us stores in the Las Vegas Valley are set to close, the company confirmed. The closures reflect shifting retail trends as the brand restructures amid growing competition and changing consumer habits.
A man has been charged after allegedly shooting at his ex-girlfriend and her friend on US 95 in Las Vegas. Authorities responded swiftly, and an investigation is ongoing. No further details have been released.
Former President Trump urged supporters to spot conspiracies everywhere. Now, with renewed scrutiny into Jeffrey Epstein’s case, those claims are backfiring, raising questions about his ties and credibility.
Travel Weekly ranks the top Cirque du Soleil Las Vegas shows, highlighting standout performances such as “O” and “Mystère.” The guide offers insights for travelers seeking unforgettable entertainment on the Strip.
The chief of staff at the U.S.’s fifth largest school district has been named a finalist for the Fayette County superintendent position, highlighting a competitive search in Kentucky’s education leadership.
Jennifer Lopez, Adele, and other top stars headline Las Vegas residencies, drawing fans with exclusive shows in the Entertainment Capital. Us Weekly highlights these glamorous performances redefining Vegas nightlife.
Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort offers business travelers a unique blend of luxury and relaxation with world-class courses, modern amenities, and serene desert views—perfect for unwinding after meetings.
In response to the Las Vegas shooting, President Trump condemned the violence, expressed condolences to victims, and pledged federal support for investigations and emergency services, emphasizing national unity amid tragedy.
Las Vegas police are set to rejoin ICE’s 287(g) jail program, renewing local-federal collaboration to identify and deport undocumented immigrants held in detention facilities. The move revives a controversial partnership.
Mike Friday warns the Rugby World Cup alone won’t fully unlock rugby’s potential as a “super sport” in the USA. He stresses sustained development and grassroots growth are vital for long-term success.
Live updates: Marines are on standby outside Los Angeles as protests erupt across the U.S. Demonstrations continue over various issues, prompting heightened security and rapid response efforts nationwide, CNN reports.
In 1971, The New York Times reported on a sweeping U.S. investigation into Meyer Lansky’s extensive crime network, uncovering decades of illegal activities tied to organized crime and money laundering across the nation.