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US Brightline West high-speed rail is set to revolutionize travel between Southern California and Las Vegas by 2028, offering unprecedented speed and efficiency, transforming the region’s transportation landscape.
Lexie Hull reveals that former Aces guard provides crucial fever insights ahead of Las Vegas showdown. Her strategic tips aim to sharpen the team’s game plan, boosting their chances in the upcoming matchup.
Levon Aronian triumphed over Hans Niemann to claim the $200,000 first prize at the Las Vegas chess tournament. The victory highlights Aronian’s strategic mastery in a high-stakes showdown.
Golden Ticket Pickleball has made its debut in Las Vegas, attracting fans and players alike. The event features top-tier competition and promises to boost the city’s sports scene. More on 8newsnow.com.
Former NBA star Lamar Odom was arrested on suspicion of DUI in Las Vegas. Authorities took the former basketball player into custody following a traffic stop. Further details are pending investigation.
A crash on southbound U.S. 95 near downtown Las Vegas has caused significant traffic delays, according to KSNV. Authorities are on scene managing the situation and urging drivers to seek alternate routes.
The Raiders’ recent trade move has drawn sharp criticism, widely deemed one of the NFL’s worst. Analysts cite poor value and questionable strategy, raising doubts about the team’s decision-making and future prospects.
Las Vegas hotels are driving a decline in the U.S. hospitality sector, as falling occupancy and revenue mark a continued downward trend, according to TravelPulse. Industry experts cite shifting traveler preferences and economic factors.
A British Airways plane lost a wheel shortly after takeoff from Las Vegas McCarran International Airport. No injuries were reported. Video footage captures the unsettling moment. Investigations are underway.
Las Vegas police report a teacher grabbed a student’s genitals and later apologized, saying, “I really didn’t mean it.” The incident is under investigation, raising concerns about school safety and student protection.
EDITORIAL: A $26 bottle of water at a Las Vegas event sparks outrage, highlighting excess and poor judgment. The Las Vegas Review-Journal calls it a symbol of wastefulness-and a “shame on us” moment for the city.
A woman revealed she signed a non-disclosure agreement to hook up with a famous DJ in Las Vegas. The surprising contract highlights the secrecy often surrounding celebrity encounters.
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas names Kelley Moreton as new General Manager. Moreton brings extensive luxury hospitality experience, signaling a commitment to exceptional service and guest experience at this iconic resort.
The U.S. Open Championships returns to Las Vegas, April 22-26. Wrestlers nationwide are invited to compete. Registration is open now-secure your spot in this premier wrestling event.
A strict timeline has been set for Colorado River negotiations as officials warn, “The river will not wait for us.” Urgent action is needed to address water shortages and secure a sustainable future.
Safety concerns have emerged at Las Vegas airport following a review linked to the Washington midair collision. Authorities are scrutinizing protocols to prevent similar incidents, NBC News reports.
Las Vegas is facing a decline in visitor numbers, with experts blaming “ridiculous prices” for deterring tourists. High costs for hotels, food, and entertainment are driving visitors to seek more affordable destinations.
A woman died after being “violently” ejected from a revolving door at Trump Hotel Las Vegas, a lawsuit claims. The incident raises questions about door safety and hotel liability, NBC News reports.
Las Vegas is experiencing the fastest cooling housing market in the US, according to reportjournal.com. Rising home prices and slower sales are slowing buyer demand, marking a shift after years of rapid growth.