A Southern Nevada shoe retailer remains embroiled in a legal dispute with Crocs over sales rights and trademark issues, highlighting ongoing tensions in the competitive footwear market. The case continues to unfold.
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A Nevada nonprofit has secured a $51 million grant to expand charter schools across the state, aiming to increase educational opportunities and improve outcomes for students statewide.
Former U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley campaigned for Adam Laxalt in Nevada, endorsing his bid for governor. Haley highlighted Laxalt’s leadership and conservative values during a key political rally in Las Vegas.
Sports bettor “Vegas Dave” accepted a plea deal in federal court, resolving charges tied to illegal gambling activities. The Las Vegas case marks a significant development in ongoing efforts against sports betting crimes.
Las Vegas tourism businesses urge swift end to the government shutdown as Thanksgiving approaches, warning prolonged closures could hurt visitor numbers and the local economy. Officials seek resolution to sustain holiday travel.
A prosecutor involved in the MGM and Sibella illegal gambling case is set to speak in Las Vegas, shedding light on the investigation and legal proceedings tied to the high-profile matter.
A judge ruled that a former Trump lawyer was unlawfully serving as U.S. attorney in New Jersey, sparking legal scrutiny. The decision raises questions about appointment legitimacy and federal oversight.
A Las Vegas man faces charges after allegedly videotaping a sexual assault. Authorities say the incident is under investigation as the suspect remains in custody. More details are expected as the case develops.
Las Vegas ranks among the noisiest cities in the US, according to recent data analyzed by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Factors such as traffic, nightlife, and entertainment contribute to the city’s elevated noise levels.
Former NBA player faces court following indictment linked to gambling issues. Prosecutors highlight his serious gambling problem in Las Vegas Review-Journal report. Case sheds light on athletes’ struggles off the court.
A little-known federal rule once mandated the removal of apostrophes from U.S. place names, aiming to avoid confusion on maps and signs. This policy erased punctuation from countless locations, stirring debate over historical accuracy.
The US Marshals task force in Las Vegas arrested a fugitive wanted in Missouri. The capture followed a coordinated effort, highlighting inter-state law enforcement collaboration. More details to follow.
A former USA Gymnastics coach has been labeled a “predator” of girls in Las Vegas, according to a recent report. Allegations detail multiple instances of sexual abuse, prompting renewed calls for justice and safeguarding measures.
Thousands gathered in Las Vegas to protest former President Donald Trump, chanting “Democracy has no kings.” The demonstration highlighted growing concerns over his political influence and calls for safeguarding democratic principles.
Las Vegas home values are climbing faster than the national average, according to a recent report. The city’s housing market shows robust growth, driven by strong demand and limited inventory, signaling continued gains for homeowners.
A Las Vegas man’s college education paved his path to the White House, showcasing how academic opportunities can lead to prominent roles in government. His journey highlights the impact of education on public service careers.
Education Notebook highlights key school news and events in Las Vegas for Jan. 7-13, 2016. Coverage includes district updates, student achievements, and upcoming activities shaping local education.
Eleven Las Vegas resorts earned top honors from U.S. News & World Report, highlighting the city’s premier hospitality options. The awards affirm Vegas as a leading destination for luxury and service.
Las Vegas hosts a series of major conventions March 4-10, attracting industry leaders and thousands of attendees. Events span technology, gaming, and entertainment sectors, boosting local economy and tourism.
Ex-Las Vegas prosecutor and key figure in the Russia investigation has been cited for sex discrimination, raising questions about conduct amid a high-profile legal career, according to recent reports.