In Las Vegas, a fierce battle unfolds for the allegiance of working-class Nevada voters. Key issues such as housing, jobs, and healthcare dominate as candidates vie for support in this pivotal swing state.
A new U.S. attorney has been appointed for Nevada, marking a significant shift in the state’s federal legal landscape. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports on the appointee’s background and priorities.
Two Las Vegas pizzerias have been named among the 50 best in the U.S., according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The recognition highlights the city’s growing reputation for exceptional pizza.
A federal lawsuit has been filed challenging the Las Vegas school district’s mask mandate, citing concerns over parental rights and state authority. The case raises debates on public health and education policies.
Hotel room heists are surging, with criminals targeting guests while they sleep, authorities warn. Travelers are urged to remain vigilant and secure valuables as incidents rise nationwide. (ktnv.com)
NBC News reports on 10 U.S. cities with the worst drinking water, highlighting ongoing safety concerns, contamination issues, and the urgent need for infrastructure investment to protect public health.
The “future of U.S. swimming” is set to represent Las Vegas at the Paris Olympics, showcasing the city’s rising talent on the global stage. This marks a significant milestone for local athletes and the community.
Las Vegas police are investigating potential connections between a recent Cybertruck explosion and a separate attack in New Orleans. Authorities are collaborating to determine if the incidents are linked.
Las Vegas has surged as America’s most thrilling sports city, drawing fans with its vibrant events and world-class venues. The New York Post highlights the city’s rise as a top destination for sports excitement.
A 43-foot nude statue of Donald Trump near a Las Vegas interstate has sparked controversy, with critics labeling it “deplorable.” The provocative artwork has ignited debate over public decency and political expression.
The Eagles will perform their final show at The Sphere in Las Vegas on April 12. Fans can purchase tickets through official platforms. Stay tuned to USA Today for tips on how to secure your spot.
President Trump’s executive order to dismantle the Department of Education raises concerns for Las Vegas locals about potential impacts on school funding, student services, and educational programs in the region.
The Communist Party USA condemns the recent Tesla firebombings in Las Vegas, stating, “The American people know better.” Authorities continue investigating the incident as the community calls for peace and accountability.
A Las Vegas business owner has been charged for involvement in the Capitol riot on January 6. Authorities allege participation in the deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol, reflecting ongoing investigations nationwide.
Steve Kerr-led USA Basketball men’s Olympic team has arrived in Las Vegas for their training camp, gearing up for the upcoming Olympic Games. The squad aims to build chemistry and finalize roster decisions.
Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes, recently released from prison, made an appearance at a Trump rally in Las Vegas. His presence adds to the rally’s heightened tensions amid ongoing political divisions.
At a Las Vegas rally, former President Trump joked about the intense heat as temperatures soared. Meanwhile, six attendees were hospitalized due to heat-related issues, highlighting concerns about extreme weather at the event.
Bahama Breeze abruptly closed 15 locations across the U.S., citing economic challenges. The closures affect key markets as the Caribbean-themed chain aims to restructure amid shifting consumer trends.
Lady Gaga has canceled her Las Vegas show due to bronchitis, stating she feels “weak and ill.” The pop star urged fans to prioritize health as she focuses on recovery. No reschedule date announced yet.
Las Vegas faces a rising crime wave amid a police shortage and shifts in California’s prison policies, which critics say have led to an influx of offenders in the city. Officials call for urgent reforms.