Trump delivers on Vegas-born promise as ‘no tax on tips’ becomes reality
A campaign promise first made at a Las Vegas rally has become law, as President Trump’s massive tax reform package eliminates federal income taxes on tips for millions of service workers across the country. The House approved the $4.5 trillion
Tunnel project displaces unhoused residents, sparks community concerns in Las Vegas neighborhoods
LAS VEGAS, NV — A major underground flood control project in Las Vegas has triggered a wave of concern among residents after displacing dozens — possibly over a hundred — unhoused individuals who had been living in the city’s vast
What to expect from Nevada’s 2026 elections: Major changes blocked, status quo remains
Governor Lombardo’s vetoes ensure election procedures will look largely the same as they did in 2024 Nevada voters heading to the polls in 2026 can expect largely the same election experience they had in 2024, after Governor Joe Lombardo vetoed
Las Vegas attorney David Chesnoff appointed to Homeland Security Advisory Council by president Trump
LAS VEGAS — Longtime Las Vegas criminal defense attorney David Chesnoff has been appointed to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Advisory Council, the Trump administration announced Tuesday. Chesnoff, known for representing high-profile clients and for his deep roots in
Las Vegas woman convicted of cyberstalking Federal Judges and Probation Officer
A Las Vegas woman has been convicted on federal cyberstalking charges for threatening two U.S. District Court judges and a probation officer involved in her previous criminal case, highlighting the serious consequences of online threats against court officials. Federal jury
Historic north Las Vegas marketplace shuts down amid immigration enforcement concerns
Community & Business – June 22, 2025 Broadacres Marketplace, a cornerstone of North Las Vegas’s Latino community for nearly five decades, has announced a temporary closure due to heightened fears within the immigrant community stemming from increased federal immigration enforcement
Police union explores strike options as pension costs threaten officer pay
Labor & Public Safety – June 21, 2025 The Las Vegas Police Protective Association is surveying its membership about potential job actions, including a possible July 4th strike, in response to mandatory retirement contribution increases that could significantly reduce officers’
Local residents file lawsuit to halt $200 million campus for Hope Construction
Charleston-Jones area neighbors seek court injunction, claiming lack of transparency in approval process Two Las Vegas residents have filed a lawsuit in Clark County District Court seeking to stop construction of the ambitious Campus for Hope facility, arguing that the