A 19-year-old woman was fatally shot in North Las Vegas, police say. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. No suspects have been identified at this time.
Sands has sold its Las Vegas properties for US$6.25 billion, marking a major shift in its portfolio. The deal highlights the company’s focus on expanding its presence in Macao and other key markets.
Experience the thrill of the game at Las Vegas’ top 10 sports bars, as ranked by USA TODAY 10BEST. From big screens to vibrant atmospheres, these hotspots offer the ultimate fan experience in Sin City.
Dick Cheney, the influential former U.S. vice president known for championing the Iraq War, has died at 84. His legacy remains deeply tied to post-9/11 U.S. foreign policy and national security decisions.
A judge has paused the disqualification of Nevada’s acting U.S. attorney, allowing them to remain in office pending an appeal. The decision marks a temporary halt in the high-profile legal dispute.
Four Seasons Press Room unveils its latest print preview, showcasing exclusive content and upcoming releases. This sneak peek highlights the publication’s commitment to quality and innovation in print media.
The New York Times (1985) reports rising concerns as Cuban refugee crime surges across the U.S., challenging local police forces. Authorities grapple with increased incidents amid growing refugee populations nationwide.
Downtown Las Vegas has rebounded stronger than many U.S. cities post-pandemic, economists say. Revitalized tourism and local investments drive the area’s impressive economic recovery, boosting jobs and business growth.
The Las Vegas Aces secured an early lead in the WNBA Finals against the Phoenix Mercury. Both teams stand out with openly LGBTQ+ lineups, highlighting diversity and pride on basketball’s biggest stage.
The Raiders’ goal this offseason is clear: build a championship-caliber team. Focused on strengthening key positions, they aim to capitalize on strategic drafts and acquisitions to end their playoff drought.
The U.S. Patent Office has denied trademark applications from the Las Vegas Athletics. However, the club retains the option to refile, keeping their branding efforts alive despite the initial setback.
US airlines canceled over 2,500 weekend flights, largely due to disruptions caused by the government shutdown, impacting travel across major hubs, reports the Las Vegas Sun. Delays and cancellations remain widespread.
Kelly Clarkson brings her powerhouse vocals to Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Fans eager to catch her residency should act fast-tickets are selling quickly. Here’s how to secure your spot at this must-see show.
The 2025 update from NCHStats reveals current teacher salaries across the U.S., highlighting regional disparities and trends. Despite gradual increases, many educators face ongoing wage challenges.
In a shocking scandal, a group of nuns stole US$500,000 from their order and gambled the money in Las Vegas. The South China Morning Post reports on this unprecedented case of religious betrayal.
Richard Branson is exploring partnerships for his Las Vegas hotel alongside the planned Virgin Hyperloop train, aiming to boost tourism and business synergy in the city’s growing travel sector.
A’s fans, don’t fret over trademark issues as the team explores rebranding options. Las Vegas is a leading contender for a fresh start under a new name, reports the Reno Gazette Journal.
VEGAS MUSIC NEWS: Bruno Mars announces his first-ever stadium tour debuting in Las Vegas, while Britney Spears declares she will no longer perform in the US. Stay tuned for more updates at Casino.org.
Vegas killers who intentionally mowed down retired police chief in a viral video have been sentenced. The New York Post reports that justice was served as the court handed down their fate following the shocking attack.
A potential government shutdown could disrupt operations at Las Vegas airport just before Thanksgiving, raising concerns over delays and reduced services during one of the busiest travel periods of the year.