Cinnamon’s has officially closed its Las Vegas location, marking the end of its presence in the city. The move reflects shifting market dynamics and local competition, impacting the popular dining scene.
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William Green
A business reporter who covers the world of finance.
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The Las Vegas Raiders have released their updated depth chart ahead of the first preseason game, highlighting key changes and positioning as the team finalizes its roster for the upcoming NFL season.
A witness revealed that the Las Vegas gunman made “anti-government” rants and sought to convert AR-15 rifles to fully automatic fire, raising concerns about his motives and weapon access, ABC News reports.
Donald Trump energized a Las Vegas crowd, championing his tax cut agenda while sharply criticizing Democrats. The former president framed tax relief as key to economic growth ahead of upcoming elections.
Las Vegas tops U.S. News & World Report’s inaugural Best Conference Cities ranking, highlighting its premier convention facilities, accessibility, and vibrant entertainment scene. The city leads as a top destination for business events.
Rugby union is rapidly gaining traction in the US, challenging the dominance of rugby league’s NRL. This shift signals growing competition for players, fans, and market share in a key international sport.
A political cartoon featured in The Week highlights the tragic Las Vegas shooting, focusing on gun violence along the Strip. The illustration underscores ongoing debates about firearm regulation and public safety.
A local elected official has been arrested in connection with the killing of a US journalist, authorities confirmed. The investigation remains ongoing as officials seek justice in the high-profile case.
The price to bring the A’s baseball team to Las Vegas has been revealed, shedding light on the financial commitment involved. This marks a significant step in the potential relocation, stirring local and league-wide interest.
The Oakland Athletics face a major setback as trademark issues stall their planned Las Vegas move. The unexpected legal hurdle threatens to delay the team’s relocation and new stadium plans.
The Aces confirmed they received no invitation to visit the White House following their 2025 championship win. The team’s absence from the traditional celebration marks a notable break in the sports ritual.
A 39-year-old suspect was jailed following a 6-hour SWAT standoff on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip. Authorities safely resolved the tense situation, ensuring no further harm to the public.
The U.S. Department of State has appointed a new Regional Education Officer for Africa, aiming to strengthen educational partnerships and support youth development across the continent. This move highlights expanding U.S. commitment to African education.
Following the Las Vegas shooting, Democrats are intensifying calls for stricter gun-control measures. The party aims to push legislation addressing gun violence amid mounting public pressure for action.
The Palms unveiled a new marquee celebrating Team USA Women’s Hockey Team, showcasing support ahead of upcoming tournaments. The display highlights community pride and encourages fans to rally behind the athletes.
The US Supreme Court ruled that Nevada and other states may accept late-arriving mail ballots, allowing election officials to count votes postmarked by Election Day but received afterward. This decision impacts 2024 voting procedures.
Fans gathered in Las Vegas for the USA vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina FIFA World Cup watch party, hosted by FOX5 Vegas. The event featured live screenings, fan interactions, and festive celebrations.
Las Vegas police have identified the officers involved in the fatal shooting of a man holding a cellphone. The incident has sparked renewed calls for transparency and police reform in the city.
Las Vegas police are investigating a suspected terrorism incident after a vehicle rammed into a local power substation. Authorities say the act caused significant damage but no injuries were reported.