Israeli official Tom Alexandrovich, accused of trying to solicit a minor online, was released on $10,000 bail and left the U.S. His virtual court appearance raises questions about the bail process and jurisdiction enforcement.

Nevada casinos saw a 4% increase in gaming win in July with $1.3 billion despite fewer tourists, with the Las Vegas Strip's revenue up 5.6%. High-end baccarat play significantly contributed to the Strip's gains.

Las Vegas' $2.3 billion Sphere venue officially opened its $100 million immersive "Wizard of Oz" experience, featuring 4D elements, AI technology, and 167,000 programmable speakers that transform the 1939 classic into an unprecedented sensory spectacle.

A judge granted an injunction to Airbnb, delaying Clark County's new rental rules set for September 1st enforcement, after a lawsuit argued they'd cause financial harm.

Perez Hilton appeared in federal court over a subpoena from Blake Lively, connected to her legal case against co-star Justin Baldoni. Hilton, defending himself, cited Nevada's shield laws and his non-involvement in the alleged smear campaign.

Las Vegas is opening a new $190 million Civic Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony featuring Mayor Shelley Berkley. The facility includes two modern buildings and a plaza for events.

Reno installed ADA restrooms in several parks, funded by $1,056,000 in CPF, with contributions from political figures, highlighting a move towards inclusivity.

NV Energy's proposal to change net metering intervals for new solar customers to 15 minutes faces criticism, while it embarks on a program to increase solar access for low-income households.

The Las Vegas Aces won their 12th straight game, beating the Atlanta Dream 91-85. A'ja Wilson scored 34 points with 10 rebounds, and Jackie Young achieved her second triple-double of the season. The Aces are now second in the league.

Reno seeks public input on zoning changes to increase childcare facilities, addressing the childcare desert issue, with potential removal of Minor Conditional Use Permit requirements.

Isolated thunderstorms may hit Las Vegas and central Nevada, with dry conditions and warmer temperatures expected following the weekend. Mid-week could see a monsoonal moisture return.

Clark County announced the closing of their Chap Rental Assistance Program applications but will process remaining ones. The Eviction Diversion program persists with new funding.

Nevada's youngest nonprofit founder brings his literacy mission to one of Las Vegas's most historically significant educational sites.