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Star Wars Burlesque Parody The Empire Strips Back Debuts in Las Vegas

Saturday, March 1 by Lorenzo North

"The Empire Strips Back: A Burlesque Parody" is set to bring its unique twist on the "Star Wars" universe to the Rio's former Chippendales theater. With its premiere strategically planned for May 4, aligning with the playful "May the 4th be with you," the... Read More.

Pawn Stars Future Uncertain as Show Goes on Hiatus After 16 Years

Saturday, March 1 by Lorenzo North

"Pawn Stars," a staple on the History channel for 16 years, is currently on indefinite hiatus. Rick Harrison, the show's star, recently announced that the series is no longer under contract with History, leaving its future uncertain. However, Harrison hinted at a potential "Pawn... Read More.

Nevadas Film Tax Credit Expansion Aims to Boost Jobs and Education in Las Vegas

Friday, February 28 by Lorenzo North

The proposed legislation, Assembly Bill 238, seeks to expand Nevada's film tax credit program to attract Hollywood studios to Southern Nevada. The bill aims to develop a campus of sound stages and production services in Las Vegas by offering transferable tax credits to studios,... Read More.

Clark County Approves $7.8 Million Restoration for Flood-Damaged Lundy Elementary

Friday, February 28 by Lorenzo North

The Clark County School Board trustees have approved a $7.8 million plan to repair Earl B. Lundy Elementary School on Mount Charleston. This decision comes after the school suffered significant damage from the heavy rains and flooding caused by Tropical Storm Hilary in August... Read More.

Nevada Casinos Achieve Second-Highest Win with 12.5% Increase in January

Friday, February 28 by Lorenzo North

In January, Nevada casinos experienced their second-highest monthly win ever, following their record-setting performance the previous month. According to the Nevada Gaming Control Board, the state saw a 12.5% increase in casino wins, reaching $1.43 billion. The Las Vegas Strip reported a significant 22.5%... Read More.

Sibanye-Stillwater Withdraws from Rhyolite Ridge Project Amid Lithium Price Drop

Friday, February 28 by Lorenzo North

Sibanye-Stillwater, a South African mining company, has withdrawn its investment from the Rhyolite Ridge lithium-boron project, citing that the project did not meet its investment criteria under current pricing assumptions. This decision follows a significant drop in lithium prices, which have decreased by about... Read More.

Nevada Bill Proposes Major Salary Boost for Clark County School Board Trustees

Thursday, February 27 by Lorenzo North

Assembly Bill 156 proposes a significant salary increase for Clark County School Board trustees in Nevada, potentially raising their compensation from $9,000 to nearly $90,000 annually. This adjustment aligns their pay with that of county commissioners, averaging $88,106 per year in Clark County. The... Read More.

Nevada Bill Aims to Shield Schools from Immigration Enforcement Intrusions

Thursday, February 27 by Lorenzo North

A bill in the Nevada Legislature, Assembly Bill 217, seeks to make it illegal for school employees to permit federal immigration officials onto school premises or to disclose a student's information to immigration authorities without a proper warrant. The bill, sponsored by Assemblymember Cecilia... Read More.

Oscar-Winning Actor Gene Hackman and Wife Found Deceased in New Mexico Home

Thursday, February 27 by Lorenzo North

Gene Hackman, the esteemed Oscar-winning actor, along with his wife Betsy Arakawa and their dog, were found deceased in their New Mexico home. Authorities have stated that foul play is not suspected, though an investigation is still ongoing, and specific circumstances surrounding their deaths... Read More.

Las Vegas Police Boost Fleet with Donated Tesla Cybertrucks from Horowitz Family

Thursday, February 27 by Lorenzo North

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department recently acquired Tesla Cybertrucks, thanks to donations from Ben and Felicia Horowitz. Ben Horowitz, co-founder of the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, and his wife have previously contributed over $7 million to Metro, funding various technological upgrades such... Read More.

Author: Lorenzo North

Star Wars Burlesque Parody The Empire Strips Back Debuts in Las Vegas

Pawn Stars Future Uncertain as Show Goes on Hiatus After 16 Years

Nevadas Film Tax Credit Expansion Aims to Boost Jobs and Education in Las Vegas

Clark County Approves $7.8 Million Restoration for Flood-Damaged Lundy Elementary

Nevada Casinos Achieve Second-Highest Win with 12.5% Increase in January

Sibanye-Stillwater Withdraws from Rhyolite Ridge Project Amid Lithium Price Drop

Nevada Bill Proposes Major Salary Boost for Clark County School Board Trustees

Nevada Bill Aims to Shield Schools from Immigration Enforcement Intrusions

Oscar-Winning Actor Gene Hackman and Wife Found Deceased in New Mexico Home

Las Vegas Police Boost Fleet with Donated Tesla Cybertrucks from Horowitz Family

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