- October 17, 2025
WSOP changes rules after Jonathan Tamayo Main Event controversy | Poker
Jonathan Tamayo’s victory at last year’s World Series of Poker Main Event was almost overshadowed by the controversy at the final table. Tournament officials made
Economic slowdown causes Clark County to plug $56M budget deficit | Clark County | News
Clark County Commissioners voted to dip into a fund for capital projects to close a projected $56 million general fund budget deficit through June 2026
Las Vegas police helicopter helps officers arrest man accused of choking woman
A police helicopter on Tuesday helped Las Vegas officers find and, eventually, arrest a man who was reportedly choking a woman at a bus stop
Illness linked to frozen oysters hits Southern Nevada | Local Las Vegas
An illness linked to frozen oysters from South Korea has been reported in Southern Nevada. The Southern Nevada Health District released the following statement Monday
Golden Knights mix forward lines before Game 5 against Minnesota Wild | Golden Knights
Golden Knights coach Bruce Cassidy said heading into Game 4 of his team’s first-round series with the Minnesota Wild that changing the forward lines is
Golden Knights’ Victor Olofsson enjoys NHL playoffs debut against Wild | Golden Knights
It was business as usual for the Golden Knights when they faced the Minnesota Wild in Game 1 of their first-round playoff series Sunday. The
Nevada purges 162K inactive voters in roll cleanup | Nevada | News
Nevada canceled more than 162,000 voter registrations and inactivated almost 38,000 others in a post-general election voter roll cleanup, the Secretary of State’s office reported
Henderson business struck by car, leaving 5 injured | Henderson
A car struck a business in Henderson and injured five people on Monday afternoon, according to the Henderson Police Department. Police said the crash happened
Ex-Las Vegas police officer Ronald Mortensen’s murder conviction overturned | Courts
A federal judge has overturned the conviction of Ronald Mortensen, a former Las Vegas police officer convicted of murder in connection with an off-duty killing
Lombardo defends dismantling of U.S. Ed Department | Nevada | News
Nevada’s Republican governor said he believes dismantling the U.S. Department of Education will give more power to state officials over Nevada’s curriculum and remove bureaucracy,