Rod Stewart has canceled additional U.S. tour dates due to illness, raising concerns ahead of his scheduled Glastonbury Festival performance. Fans and organizers await updates on his health and future appearances.
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Las Vegas is gearing up to host the world’s ultimate watch party, welcoming soccer fans for the global tournament. The city offers vibrant viewing venues, entertainment, and fan experiences, making it a premier destination for the event.
The Las Vegas Raiders’ second week of OTAs brought encouraging developments, contrasting the struggles seen in the first week. Players showed improved cohesion and energy, fueling optimism for the upcoming season.
The 2026 World Cup is coming to Las Vegas! Fans can catch live games at top sports bars and viewing parties across the city. USA Today details the best spots to soak in the action and excitement.
Flavor Flav has received approval to host a Las Vegas parade celebrating U.S. women athletes. The event highlights their achievements and promotes female empowerment in sports, KSNV reports.
A teen athlete was arrested and three horses were withdrawn from competition following an alleged overnight attack at a barn, Fox News reports. Authorities are investigating the incident and assessing horse welfare.
Oil prices plunged after Iran and former U.S. President Trump declared the Strait of Hormuz “completely open,” easing fears of supply disruptions in the vital shipping route, according to SMH.com.au.
Protesters returned to Las Vegas streets Thursday following a march, demanding more speeches and actions in the ongoing “No Kings” event. Organizers vow to keep pressure on officials until their demands are met.
Miley Cyrus updated the lyrics of her hit “Party in the USA” to show support for Britney Spears, chanting “Free Britney!” during a recent performance. The anthem highlights ongoing advocacy for Spears’s autonomy.
Ex-youth pastor dies after facing charges in the 2006 murder of his wife. The case, which drew widespread attention, remains a sobering reminder of unresolved justice in tragic domestic crimes.
Las Vegas drew 38.5 million visitors in a challenging year marked by evolving travel trends, report the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. The city adapts to shifting dynamics to sustain its tourism appeal.
Las Vegas launches free nightclub entry for 21st birthdays at iconic Strip venues, boosting celebrations for young visitors. The move aims to enhance tourist experiences and draw more milestone celebrations to the city.
The Raiders aim to boost their defense in three key statistical categories this season: sacks, interceptions, and third-down stops. Enhanced pass rush and coverage are central to their game plan improvement, Sports Illustrated reports.
One extraordinary photo captures a lively Las Vegas pool watch party for the Australia-US match, drawing fans together in a vibrant display of sportsmanship and summer fun. The AP News image highlights the event’s electric atmosphere.
The Eagles have added six new shows to their Las Vegas residency at The Sphere, reflecting high demand. Tickets are now available, offering fans more chances to see the iconic band live in this state-of-the-art venue.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) announced expansion franchises in Las Vegas and Hamilton, Ontario. This marks a significant step in growing women’s professional hockey in North America.
A recent report names two Las Vegas casinos among the ‘luckiest’ in the US, highlighting their high payout rates and frequent big wins, boosting the city’s reputation as a top gambling destination.
Mexican musician José Madero has announced his 2026 USA tour, including a highly anticipated stop in Las Vegas. Fans can look forward to live performances across major cities. Tickets go on sale soon.
Sports Illustrated highlights one word that defines the Las Vegas Raiders’ top pass rushers, capturing their impact and style on the field. This concise descriptor reveals the players’ distinctive edge in the NFL.
Nevada senators warn that proposed US social media checks could harm tourism, a vital sector for the state. They argue the measures may deter visitors, impacting Nevada’s billion-dollar gambling and hospitality industries.