Las Vegas judges are reviewing bail amounts amid the coronavirus pandemic to reduce jail populations and limit virus spread, balancing public safety with health concerns, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.
A man has been arrested in Las Vegas for allegedly setting a Tesla on fire. He now faces federal charges related to arson, ABC News reports, as authorities investigate the incident.
Las Vegas faces a dramatic downturn as tourism slumps and major casinos shutter. Once booming, the city grapples with declining revenues and mounting debts, signaling a stark reversal for the entertainment capital.
Brent Musburger, renowned sportscaster known for his bold commentary and occasional controversies, has had a storied career with major networks including CBS, ABC, and ESPN. His impactful presence continues to shape sports broadcasting.
A Las Vegas politician was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of an investigative journalist. The case has drawn widespread attention to corruption and threats against press freedom. Al Jazeera reports.
The USA Archery Indoor Nationals Final is set to take place at the Horseshoe Las Vegas Event Center. Archers from across the nation will compete in this premier indoor championship event.
A Las Vegas driver has been sentenced for a fatal wrong-way crash on US 95 in 2020 that claimed lives. The sentencing marks a pivotal moment in the case as authorities seek justice for the victims.
South Point in Las Vegas hosted the nation’s largest glass craft expo, attracting artists and enthusiasts nationwide. The event showcased intricate glassworks, boosting local business and drawing significant visitor traffic.
Las Vegas badminton star aims for redemption at the Paris Olympics, seeking to overcome past setbacks and shine on the world stage. The hometown favorite’s journey is one to watch.
Two people were killed and at least three others injured in a shooting at a Las Vegas gym, police confirmed. Authorities are investigating the motive and searching for suspects in the incident.
The New York Times reports that trucks used in recent attacks in New Orleans and the Las Vegas explosion were rented via Turo, the peer-to-peer car-sharing platform, raising questions about rental oversight and security.
Ex-politician Robert Telles was sentenced to life in prison for the stabbing death of a Las Vegas journalist, NBC News reports. The verdict follows a high-profile trial that gripped the community.
Josh Groban has announced a series of Las Vegas shows featuring a collection of his greatest hits and rare gems. He also previewed his upcoming holiday TV special, promising festive performances and heartfelt moments.
USA Today reports on the victims of the Las Vegas shooting, honoring those impacted by the tragic 2017 mass shooting. The article details the lives lost and the enduring impact on families and the community.
Locals in Las Vegas express growing concern as aggravated assaults on the Strip rise sharply. Authorities urge vigilance while working to address the recent surge in violent crime, according to KSNV reports.
Inside YESCO, the company behind Las Vegas and Reno’s most iconic signs, reveals a rich legacy of craftsmanship and innovation shaping the cityscapes. From vintage neon to modern displays, YESCO lights up Nevada’s skyline.
The Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight set a U.S. record for the biggest gate outside of Las Vegas, underscoring the bout’s massive appeal and signaling a shift in boxing’s traditional event hubs.
Police report Molotov cocktails and a gun were used to damage Tesla vehicles at a Las Vegas facility. Authorities are investigating the arson attack as they assess the extent of the destruction.
Clark County has appointed its first Asian American to the Nevada Senate, marking a historic milestone in state politics. The new appointee aims to bring diverse perspectives to the legislature.
A soldier who died in the Las Vegas blast intended the attack as a “wake-up call” for the US, according to authorities. The incident raises concerns over domestic security and military vigilance.