Former NBA star Lamar Odom was arrested on suspicion of DUI in Las Vegas. Authorities took the former basketball player into custody following a traffic stop. Further details are pending investigation.
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A woman died after being “violently” ejected from a revolving door at Trump Hotel Las Vegas, a lawsuit claims. The incident raises questions about door safety and hotel liability, NBC News reports.
With college costs soaring, many Americans are finding creative ways to pay tuition, from selling their homes to renting out rooms. These strategies highlight the financial strains families face in affording higher education.
IndyFest highlights Clark County’s Read by 3 retention policy as educators and parents debate its impact on student success. The Nevada Independent explores diverse perspectives on early grade retention and literacy outcomes.
The Las Vegas City Council voted to shut down a crime-ridden motel in downtown Vegas, aiming to reduce local crime and improve community safety. The move follows persistent complaints and police reports.
Janet Jackson faces challenges selling tickets for her Las Vegas residency, with 60% of seats for the premiere still unsold, according to The US Sun. The pop icon’s show struggles to draw expected crowds.
The College of Sciences at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) offers cutting-edge research and diverse programs in fields like biology, chemistry, and physics, fostering innovation and academic excellence.
The Raiders’ goal this offseason is clear: build a championship-caliber team. Focused on strengthening key positions, they aim to capitalize on strategic drafts and acquisitions to end their playoff drought.
The U.S. Patent Office has denied trademark applications from the Las Vegas Athletics. However, the club retains the option to refile, keeping their branding efforts alive despite the initial setback.
Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas has been named the top-grossing U.S. venue by Billboard for the second year in a row, cementing its status as a premier destination for major concerts and events.
Southbound I-11 near Rancho Drive in Las Vegas has reopened following a crash that temporarily halted traffic. Authorities cleared the scene, restoring normal flow and advising drivers to remain cautious.
Phish is set to return to Sphere Las Vegas in 2026. Fans eager to catch the legendary jam band can find ticket information on official platforms. Stay tuned for sale dates and tips to secure your spot.
Former Iowa high school quarterback, endorsed by Tom Brady, signs with the Miami Dolphins. The promising talent aims to bring his impressive skills to the NFL stage, drawing significant attention from fans and analysts alike.
The Raiders face a high-stakes finale as they gear up for their wild last two weeks of the season. Injuries, key matchups, and playoff implications make this stretch pivotal for their playoff hopes.
F1’s business momentum accelerates as the Las Vegas Grand Prix approaches, promising a lucrative boost. The high-profile event highlights growing global interest and expanding commercial opportunities in the sport.
Taemin has announced a Las Vegas concert set before his highly anticipated Coachella debut. The K-pop star’s U.S. tour dates highlight his growing international influence ahead of the festival appearance.
The American Psychological Association warns that children’s mental health is in crisis, citing rising rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide. Experts urge urgent action to address these escalating challenges.
U.S. News and World Report has ranked Nevada’s top 10 high schools, highlighting academic excellence across the state. The Reno Gazette Journal presents the full list, showcasing schools leading in performance and student outcomes.
In a blistering report, Sports Illustrated delivers an unflinching take on the Las Vegas Raiders’ head coaching position, highlighting internal challenges and the urgent need for leadership overhaul.
U.S. senators urge construction firms to disclose use of Chinese DJI drones in government contracts, citing security concerns. The move reflects growing scrutiny of foreign tech in critical infrastructure projects.