‘We were billionaires’: Las Vegas startup recounts 1st year as public company
When Dot Ai went public in June 2025, the Las Vegas-based startup’s stock quickly soared from $10 per share to $75, momentarily making the company worth $2.25 billion.
BLM to round up 2,500 wild horses, burros throughout Nevada
The BLM plans to remove 2,500 wild horses and burros from overpopulated areas of Nevada, including a population just outside of Las Vegas.
Las Vegas robotaxi rides available on Uber soon with Zoox expansion
Uber is adding Amazon-owned Zoox robotaxis to its Las Vegas app this summer, offering autonomous rides at select resorts and plans to expand to Los Angeles next year.
Gonzaga exits WCC on top, wins tournament title in final appearance — PHOTOS
Gonzaga defeated Santa Clara on Tuesday at Orleans Arena to win the WCC men’s basketball tournament title in the Bulldogs’ final appearance before leaving for the Pac-12.
Tuesday’s high school scores, top performances
Check out the scores and top performances from Tuesday’s high school baseball, softball and boys volleyball action.
Basic routs Coronado in 5A baseball, unveils new field, state rings — PHOTOS
Basic’s baseball team defeated Coronado in its first game on its new field on Tuesday. Here are photos from the game.
Colorado State stops upstart Air Force to win MW women’s title — PHOTOS
Colorado State pulled away late to beat Air Force in the Mountain West women’s basketball tournament final on Tuesday night at the Thomas & Mack Center.
Bishop Gorman to face national football power Mater Dei in 2026
Bishop Gorman’s football team will play against a national football power in 2026 that the Gaels are winless all-time against.
CARTOONS: What Hillary Clinton didn’t mention in her deposition
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
COMMENTARY: America’s housing crisis and the politics of blame
America cannot regulate its way out of a shortage.