Two women among executives recommended for licensing by Gaming Control Board
Executives from Wynn Resorts, Bally’s Corp. and Resorts World Las Vegas were recommended for licensing by the Nevada Gaming Control Board on Wednesday.
Graney: Place blame on Ravens — not Raiders — in Maxx Crosby trade fiasco
When the Baltimore Ravens backed out of a trade for Las Vegas Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby, both teams saw their immediate futures altered.
Nevada ICE detainee gouged out eye after denied antipsychotic drugs, lawsuit alleges
Attorneys allege CoreCivic staff ignored an ICE detainee’s pleas for schizophrenia medication at a Nevada prison, leading him to gouge out his own eye while suffering from psychosis.
Strip casino operator seeks approval for new type of gaming salon
With its proximity to T-Mobile Arena, the gaming salon at Park MGM will be available after games and concerts for those who want to record their casino play.
Police: Man shot landscaper in head with crossbow bolt
Charles Nichols faces felony counts of attempted murder and battery with a deadly weapon.
North Las Vegas police find over 100 pounds of meth during traffic stop
For the second time in two days last week, law enforcement in the Las Vegas Valley made a traffic stop that led to the seizure of over 100 pounds of…
Body camera footage shows arrest of Boulder City football coach accused of lewdness
The recordings showed several officers pulling over an SUV driven by Boulder City High School football coach Frank “Bubba” Mariani, who wore a baseball cap, a hoodie, and athletic shorts.
Former Nye County commissioner indicted in alleged COVID-19 fraud scheme
Leo Blundo is accused of applying for fraudulent COVID-19 relief funds for his restaurant in Pahrump, Carmelo’s Bistro.
Rebels slip past Wyoming, advance to MW tournament quarterfinals — PHOTOS
UNLV held on to defeat Wyoming on Wednesday in the first round of the Mountain West basketball tournament at the Thomas & Mack Center.
Ravens GM ‘gutted’ by decision to renege on Maxx Crosby trade with Raiders
Eric DeCosta, the GM responsible for the move to withdraw from a trade sending Raiders star Maxx Crosby to Baltimore, discusses the decision for the first time.