Rap icon invites all female US Olympic medalists to a Las Vegas party, spotlighting support for women’s sports. The event aims to celebrate their achievements and promote gender equality in athletics.
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Samuel Brown
A sports reporter with a passion for the game.
BTS is set to perform in Las Vegas, sparking a last-minute ticket rush. Fans can still score seats under $100 by using resale apps and timed alerts. Act fast-tickets are selling quickly.
The 2024 Workday Public Sector and Higher Education Innovation Awards celebrate organizations driving transformative change with cutting-edge technology, enhancing efficiency and service delivery across education and government sectors.
Air France will launch new nonstop flights from Paris to Las Vegas using the Airbus A350 starting April 2026. The move expands their long-haul network, catering to growing demand for transatlantic travel.
Prosecutors allege a politician was “lying in wait” in the premeditated killing of a Las Vegas journalist. The case highlights growing concerns over attacks on the press, NBC News reports.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal invites readers to propose names for the city’s new NBA franchise. Fans are encouraged to submit creative suggestions as the team prepares to make its debut in the league.
Reports of an active shooter at Legacy High School were contained quickly, with authorities confirming no injuries. The scene has been secured as investigations continue. No further threats identified.
Lilledahl edged Lee at the buzzer to claim the first of 10 Senior Men’s Freestyle titles on a thrilling night at the U.S. Open in Las Vegas. The action-packed event showcased top wrestling talent and intense competition.
A new Pew Research Center survey reveals mixed American views on artificial intelligence, highlighting optimism about innovation alongside concerns over privacy, job impact, and ethical use of AI technologies.
The Las Vegas Aces face the Los Angeles Sparks on May 10. Tune in at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN. Fans can also stream the game live via the ESPN app or website. Stay updated with USA Today for full coverage.
Las Vegas has been selected to host the ITTF World Masters Championships in 2027. The event will bring top table tennis veterans from around the globe to compete in this prestigious tournament.
Las Vegas casinos face lawsuits tied to the Nathan Chasing Horse trafficking case, alleging they enabled illicit activities on their premises. Legal actions highlight growing scrutiny of casino security and oversight.
Legendary rock band The Guess Who is reuniting for a new U.S. tour, including a highly anticipated concert on the Las Vegas Strip, KSNV reports. Fans can expect classic hits and electrifying performances.
Reno and Las Vegas earned top honors in USA TODAY’s awards for best car shows, museums, and tracks. The recognition highlights the region’s rich automotive culture and vibrant motorsport scene.
Flights across major US hubs including Los Angeles, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Miami, and Orlando face disruptions today with 1,707 delays and 347 cancellations, impacting Delta, United, Spirit, Southwest, SkyWest, and other airlines nationwide.
A 12-year-old student in Las Vegas allegedly died by suicide after enduring relentless bullying at school. Authorities are investigating the incident as the community demands stronger anti-bullying measures.
Las Vegas is on the brink of NBA expansion as the league moves closer to awarding a new franchise. This development marks a major milestone for the city, long known for its vibrant sports scene.
Las Vegas lost the most construction jobs of any U.S. city last year, the latest report reveals. The decline highlights ongoing challenges in the local building industry amid shifting market conditions.
The U.S. has eased certain sanctions on Russian oil, aiming to ease global supply constraints. However, crude prices remain high amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and market uncertainties.
Global Community High School graduates overcame pandemic challenges to celebrate a resilient class of 2024. Despite disruptions, students showcased determination and unity, highlighting hope for the future.