Retired Las Vegas deputy chief has been confirmed as Nevada’s new U.S. Marshal, bringing decades of law enforcement experience to the role. He aims to strengthen federal and local partnerships statewide.
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Streetwear brand, known for its iconic 75-foot hat wall, has launched its first U.S. store on the Las Vegas Strip. The flagship aims to merge bold design with vibrant street culture.
A man has been accused of impersonating a police officer to rent a home in Las Vegas. Authorities are investigating the fraudulent scheme, highlighting concerns over identity misuse in housing rentals.
A judge has denied Michele Fiore’s request for a new trial, upholding the original verdict. The decision marks a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings against the former Nevada assemblywoman.
Fontainebleau marks the largest hotel project in the U.S., yet it won’t claim the title of biggest on the Las Vegas Strip, highlighting the ongoing competition in the city’s booming hospitality sector.
Clark County School District (CCSD), the fifth largest in the U.S., serves over 320,000 students. Compared to other top districts, CCSD faces unique challenges with rapid growth and diverse student needs.
Former USA Gymnastics coach sentenced to prison in a high-profile sex abuse case, marking a significant moment in the ongoing fight against abuse in sports, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Nevada Gov. defends Biden administration’s plan to dismantle the U.S. Education Department, citing the need for streamlined operations and improved state-level control, as reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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.
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.
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.
USA Capital investors blame courts for prolonged delays and stalled recoveries, citing legal hurdles in ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. The case highlights growing frustration over judicial impacts on financial outcomes.
Jacky Rosen has unseated incumbent Dean Heller in a decisive victory, securing her seat in the U.S. Senate. The Nevada race marks a significant win for Democrats in a key battleground state.
A suspect in a recent stabbing on the Las Vegas Strip is believed to have entered the U.S. illegally, according to ICE officials. Authorities continue to investigate the incident and the suspect’s immigration status.
Four Las Vegas men were arrested in a global crackdown on dark web drug sales, authorities announced. The sting targeted online drug trafficking networks, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat illegal narcotics worldwide.
NBA star battles injury but remains determined to compete in the Olympics, calling it “truly an honor.” Despite setbacks, the athlete’s commitment to representing their country shines through.
LETTER: The U.S. Department of Education has fallen short in addressing critical issues impacting students nationwide, sparking calls for urgent reform, writes a concerned contributor in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Former President Donald Trump was warmly cheered by fans on the Las Vegas Strip during UFC 264. His presence sparked excitement as fight night unfolded in the city’s vibrant entertainment hub.
Trump supporters gathered peacefully outside a Las Vegas courthouse, expressing their views amid ongoing legal proceedings. The rally remained calm, with no reports of disturbances, as participants exercised their right to assemble.