Nevada’s rural emergency rooms face critical doctor shortage
Rural Nevada communities are confronting a healthcare crisis as emergency departments increasingly operate without physicians on-site, forcing residents to travel dangerous distances for medical care and relying on nurse practitioners and physician assistants to handle life-threatening emergencies. The scope of
Atlanta visitor strikes gold with $512K High Card Flush jackpot at Caesars Palace
An unexpected Monday afternoon at Caesars Palace turned life-changing for Pooja P., a visitor from Atlanta, Georgia, who walked away with a massive $512,378 jackpot on August 11. The fortunate player scored one of the largest High Card Flush Poker
Young cyclist fighting for life after northwest valley collision
A 5-year-old boy remains in critical condition at University Medical Center after being struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle Sunday afternoon in northwest Las Vegas. Accident details emerge from investigation The collision occurred at approximately 3:29 p.m. near
Aces surge past Liberty with dominant fourth quarter performance
The Las Vegas Aces extended their winning streak to five games Wednesday night at Michelob Ultra Arena, defeating the New York Liberty 83-77 in front of 10,417 enthusiastic fans. The victory marked the Aces’ first regular-season win against their East
An empty Strip and fewer tips: Is Las Vegas in trouble?
Workers report worst business conditions since pandemic as tourism drops 11.3 percent Gloria Valdez has weathered many storms during her 15 years as a hostess at a steakhouse in the D Casino downtown, including the complete shutdown during COVID-19. But
Push for e-bike safety regulations spans across southern Nevada
60 percent increase in fatalities prompts coordinated response from local municipalities Southern Nevada municipalities are implementing a patchwork of new safety regulations for electric bikes and scooters following alarming data showing a 60 percent increase in e-bike fatalities countywide, according
The Las Vegas Aviators temporary name change no joke after 2-year review
Traffic cone-themed ‘Cone Jesters’ brand required serious planning despite playful concept The Las Vegas Aviators’ temporary transformation into the “Cone Jesters” may seem like a lighthearted jab at the city’s notorious construction zones, but team officials reveal the traffic-themed rebrand
Decision made in proposed Arts District noise ordinance change
City backs down after overwhelming opposition from businesses and artists The city of Las Vegas announced Wednesday that it will not pursue changes to the noise ordinance for the 18b Arts District, following overwhelming feedback from small-business owners, artists, and
Las Vegas Uber driver arrested after fatally running over pedestrian near Circa
DUI charges dropped after blood test shows no alcohol or drugs in driver’s system A Las Vegas Uber driver faces reckless driving charges after allegedly running over a pedestrian twice during an altercation near Circa Resort and Casino, resulting in
Police around Las Vegas valley will focus on those not focused on driving
Joining Forces campaign targets distracted drivers through September 1 Law enforcement agencies across the Las Vegas valley are intensifying their efforts to combat distracted driving with a coordinated enforcement campaign that kicked off Thursday, August 14, and will continue through