Federal public defenders have labeled Sigal Chattah’s role as acting U.S. attorney in Nevada “improper,” raising legal and ethical concerns, KLAS 8 News Now reports. The dispute highlights tensions in federal appointments.
Las Vegas braces for a major tourism slump amid a government shutdown, as Americans steer clear of flying due to fears of travel chaos and potential plane crashes, dealing another blow to the city’s fragile economy.
FlyOver in Las Vegas redefines flying theatre experiences with cutting-edge VR technology and immersive storytelling. This attraction offers visitors breathtaking aerial views, setting a new standard for entertainment.
DEA Las Vegas partners with community stakeholders to launch a new comprehensive strategy targeting the opioid crisis, aiming to enhance prevention, treatment, and enforcement efforts across the region.
An Israeli official accused of a sex crime in Nevada has been ordered to appear in court via Zoom, Reuters reports. The virtual hearing aims to address legal procedures amid ongoing investigations.
Casino.org reveals the top 5 richest casino owners in the US, spotlighting industry moguls who have amassed vast fortunes through gaming ventures. Their wealth reflects the booming casino market and strategic investments.
Former Raiders quarterback Derek Carr opened up about his time with the team, reflecting on the highs and lows. Carr emphasized his respect for the organization and hopes for its future success.
At Las Vegas airport, passengers have been stopped for carrying mangoes but not fentanyl, as the terminal lacks drug-sniffing dogs, the acting U.S. attorney revealed. Officials highlight security challenges amid rising drug concerns.
Aces coach Becky Hammon praised Iowa star Caitlin Clark during a heartfelt speech on the WNBA’s growth and challenges. Hammon highlighted Clark’s impact as a symbol of the league’s rising passion and talent.
Workers at Trump’s Las Vegas hotel are pushing back against a culture of silence and demanding respect. Staff say they face intimidation and unfair treatment while seeking basic dignity on the job.
The Backstreet Boys delivered a stunning performance to devoted fans at the Sphere in Las Vegas, blending iconic hits with dynamic visuals. The concert showcased their enduring appeal and showmanship.
Former President Trump has taken steps making it more difficult to close the U.S. Department of Education. His recent actions aim to safeguard the agency amid ongoing debates over its future role.
Murder and other violent crimes declined across the U.S. last year, FBI data reveals. The report highlights a notable decrease in homicide rates, signaling progress in national public safety efforts.
Antonio Pierce’s candid, business-focused remarks underscore the harsh realities facing the Raiders. His cold approach reflects the team’s ongoing challenges in rebuilding and competing at the highest level.
EXCLUSIVE: The Las Vegas Raiders have emerged as the frontrunner to acquire defensive end Trey Hendrickson, according to a top NFL executive. The move could bolster the Raiders’ pass rush heading into next season.
Despite a recent dip in visitor numbers, Las Vegas remains far from dead. The iconic city continues to attract tourists with its vibrant entertainment and evolving attractions, proving its lasting appeal in the US travel market.
Las Vegas travel is experiencing a notable decline, raising concerns about broader economic impacts. Analysts warn this slump could signal a slowdown in U.S. consumer spending and travel trends nationwide.
Delays continued for the third consecutive day at airports nationwide as the government shutdown drags on, disrupting operations and frustrating travelers, NBC News reports. Officials warn of ongoing disruptions.
The “United States Casino Gambling Market Forecast and Company Analysis Report 2025-2033” on Yahoo Finance highlights key players like Las Vegas Sands, MGM, Caesars, and Wynn Resorts, projecting growth and strategic trends in the industry.
After an 18-month delay, a Las Vegas school is set to perform “The Sound of Music.” The long-awaited production marks a triumphant return to the stage for students and staff, eager to share the beloved musical with the community.