Five injured in rollover crash in northwest Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV — Five people were hospitalized following a serious three-vehicle collision in the northwest Las Vegas Valley on Monday afternoon, according to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police. The crash occurred shortly after 2:30 p.m. on northbound Durango Drive, prompting
WOW Carwash expands Vegas footprint with 18th location, celebrates with week of free washes
Las Vegas-based WOW Carwash continues its rapid expansion across the valley, opening its 18th location at Desert Inn Road and Durango Drive while treating customers to a week of complimentary premium car washes. Grand opening draws over 1,300 customers The
Las Vegas tourism faces sixth consecutive monthly decline as officials defend city’s value
Las Vegas experienced its sixth straight month of declining visitor numbers in July 2025, with tourism dropping 12% compared to the previous year, even as the city’s top tourism official maintains that Sin City remains competitive and affordable. Significant drop
Police Uncover Las Vegas Brothel Operation After Wrong-Address SWAT Raid
Metro agrees to cover damages after innocent homeowner caught in human trafficking investigation Las Vegas Metro Police Department (LVMPD) has revealed new details in a human trafficking investigation that mistakenly led to a SWAT raid on the wrong home, leaving
SWAT raid mistakenly targets wrong Las Vegas home in human trafficking bust
Innocent homeowner caught in case of mistaken identity finally gets damage compensation A southwest Las Vegas homeowner’s peaceful morning turned into a nightmare when SWAT teams mistakenly raided her property during a human trafficking investigation last month. The August 20
Mystery unfolds as 100+ piles of cremated remains discovered in Nevada desert
Federal authorities are investigating a disturbing discovery in the Nevada desert after more than 100 piles of cremated human remains were found scattered along a dirt road outside Las Vegas, raising questions about potential violations of funeral home regulations and
Suspect in 2020 killing of Lesly Palacio returned to Las Vegas after Mexico extradition
After nearly five years on the run, the primary suspect in the murder of 22-year-old Lesly Palacio has been extradited from Mexico to face justice in Las Vegas, bringing long-awaited developments to a case that has gripped the community since
Athletics’ Las Vegas ballpark costs soar past $2 billion as construction challenges mount
The Oakland Athletics’ future Las Vegas ballpark has officially become one of the most expensive sports venues in American history, with owner John Fisher confirming costs have ballooned to over $2 billion—a staggering increase from the initial $1.5 billion estimate
How Las Vegas casinos adapt to historic tourism slump with creative survival strategies
Las Vegas casinos face their toughest challenge since the pandemic as visitor numbers plummet by double digits and gaming revenues stagnate, forcing operators to rethink decades-old business models and implement unconventional strategies to weather the storm. Downtown outperforms the Strip
California woman strikes million-dollar gold at Westgate Las Vegas
Lucky Stockton visitor turns $100 into life-changing jackpot in mere minutes Lady Luck smiled upon a California visitor at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino last Friday morning when she transformed a modest gambling budget into a seven-figure payday.