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A pro-Lombardo PAC placed mock 'Newsom endorses Ford' signs across the Las Vegas Valley, including a tiny note that the photo was manipulated.
A Nevada court granted a preliminary injunction after finding Meta likely hid child-safety risks tied to Messenger’s encryption, the attorney general said.
Fun & Entertainment in ...
Industry chatter says Rush may be negotiating a residency at the Las Vegas Sphere as the band rides momentum from the 'Fifty Something' tour. Reports remain unconfirmed.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
After state inspections and a license revocation, Crimson Heights has agreed to shut its Utah residential programs for minors by the end of July.
Food & Drinks in ...
A wagyu-focused Korean barbecue chain opens July 26 at Palace Station with AYCE wagyu tiers, robot servers and late-night service.
A pedestrian struck on West Flamingo Road on June 26 died July 20, Metro said. The driver remained at the scene and police are asking for witnesses.
Community & Society in ...
Las Vegas has raised income limits for its senior utility and sewer rebate, letting more residents 60+ apply for refunds on 2025 bills. Applications run Aug. 1–Oct. 15.
Real Estate & Development in ...
The City of Las Vegas has put about 11 acres in downtown up for redevelopment, including a 2-acre civic parcel. Proposals are due Dec. 16, 2026.
A man taken into custody after reports of an AR-15 in North Las Vegas became unresponsive and later died at a hospital, local reporting says.
Sports in ...
At a sold‑out IX Awards gala at Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas owners and Olympians gathered to honor Title IX trailblazers and plug into a busy SHE Weekend.
U.S. Marshals nabbed a 23-year-old wanted in San Bernardino and seized a handgun, an extended magazine and drugs in west Las Vegas.
A North Las Vegas man says a CCSD school‑police officer used excessive force during a 2025 traffic stop, leaving him with injuries that required surgery.
A Las Vegas couple faces deportation to Nigeria while their U.S.-born son Judah is too medically fragile to travel. Their immigration hearing next week forces a wrenching choice.
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