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Las Vegas Increases Investment in Formula One Grand Prix for 2026-2027

Friday, August 8 by Nick Bonsanto

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) is preparing to enhance its investment in the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix by committing $20 million for the 2026 and 2027 races. This sponsorship, amounting to $10 million annually, marks an increase from the... Read More.

Measles Virus Detected in Clark County Wastewater Highlights Importance of MMR Vaccination

Thursday, August 7 by Nick Bonsanto

The Southern Nevada Health District recently detected the measles virus in Clark County's wastewater. Although there are no confirmed measles cases in the county since 2018, this finding suggests the possibility of undiagnosed viral infections. The health district emphasizes the importance of ensuring children... Read More.

AI Controversy: CEO Receives Pigs Head With Threat Over Real Estate Tech Disruption

Thursday, August 7 by Nick Bonsanto

Blake Owens, CEO of the AI-driven real estate company Agrippa, reported receiving a severed pig’s head and a threatening letter at a family member's home on July 29. The letter criticized the company's AI tool, "Marcus," which facilitates real estate transactions without brokers, stating,... Read More.

Nevada Solar Expansion at Risk from Increased Federal Oversight, Governor Warns

Thursday, August 7 by Nick Bonsanto

Nevada's solar energy expansion may face challenges due to increased oversight from the Interior Department, as expressed by Governor Joe Lombardo in a recent letter to the Trump administration. The governor highlighted concerns over a directive requiring Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to personally approve... Read More.

Decades-Old Lake Mead Mystery Solved: Renewed Hope for Cold Case Victims Families

Thursday, August 7 by Nick Bonsanto

The recent identification of Carol Ann Riley's remains, found at Lake Mead, has brought renewed attention to a series of cold cases spanning several decades. Riley, a nurse from San Diego, disappeared in 1986 while dating a man initially identified as Robert Howard Smith,... Read More.

Las Vegas Welcomes First Double-Decker Bus Manufacturing Plant in North America

Wednesday, August 6 by Nick Bonsanto

The Regional Transportation Commission in Las Vegas has been using double-decker buses for years, and now these buses are being manufactured locally in Southern Nevada. Alexander Dennis, a U.K.-based company known for producing double-decker buses globally, has opened a plant in North Las Vegas,... Read More.

Rising Charter School Enrollment Reflects Changing Educational Preferences in Nevada

Wednesday, August 6 by Nick Bonsanto

Trenton Mitchell's experience highlights a growing trend among families opting for charter schools as alternatives to traditional public schooling. As Trenton struggled with attention issues and declining grades, his mother, Traci Mitchell, sought a change that led them to The Delta Academy, a charter... Read More.

Nevada Officials Reject Sanctuary State Label Amid Federal Designation Dispute

Tuesday, August 5 by Nick Bonsanto

The Trump administration's designation of Nevada as a "sanctuary" state for undocumented immigrants has sparked a swift response from state and local officials who reject the label. The Department of Justice identified Nevada among several states and jurisdictions that supposedly limit cooperation with federal... Read More.

Lucky Gambler Wins Over $1 Million Jackpot On Dragon Link at The Venetian

Tuesday, August 5 by Nick Bonsanto

A guest at The Venetian's high-limit gaming lounge at The Palazzo casino floor recently hit it big, winning over $1 million on a slot machine. The player was trying their luck on the $1 Million Dragon Link machine, placing $25 bets per spin. Their... Read More.

Experience the Perseid Meteor Shower at Lee Canyons Stars on the Summit Event

Monday, August 4 by Nick Bonsanto

Lee Canyon, in collaboration with the Las Vegas Astronomical Society, is set to host "Stars on the Summit," an event offering a unique stargazing experience. Participants will take a ride on the Bluebird quad chairlift to an elevation of 9,370 feet for an enhanced... Read More.

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Las Vegas Increases Investment in Formula One Grand Prix for 2026-2027

Measles Virus Detected in Clark County Wastewater Highlights Importance of MMR Vaccination

AI Controversy: CEO Receives Pigs Head With Threat Over Real Estate Tech Disruption

Nevada Solar Expansion at Risk from Increased Federal Oversight, Governor Warns

Decades-Old Lake Mead Mystery Solved: Renewed Hope for Cold Case Victims Families

Las Vegas Welcomes First Double-Decker Bus Manufacturing Plant in North America

Rising Charter School Enrollment Reflects Changing Educational Preferences in Nevada

Nevada Officials Reject Sanctuary State Label Amid Federal Designation Dispute

Lucky Gambler Wins Over $1 Million Jackpot On Dragon Link at The Venetian

Experience the Perseid Meteor Shower at Lee Canyons Stars on the Summit Event

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