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The Nevada Secretary of State’s Office is warning residents to stay alert for scams amid the ongoing federal government shutdown. Officials said criminals are exploiting uncertainty by impersonating government agencies, law enforcement, and financial experts — increasingly using artificial intelligence to create convincing fakes. Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar urged...

Caesars Entertainment Corporation reported a nearly 10% decline in its Las Vegas revenue for the third quarter of 2025 compared with the previous year. The company cited weaker leisure demand and fewer international visitors, particularly from Canada. Its Las Vegas business now accounts for about one-third of total revenue, making...

Authorities in Nevada are investigating the discovery of hundreds of cremated human remains that were dumped in a remote area of the desert south of Las Vegas. According to law enforcement, the ashes were found earlier this month near the town of Searchlight, roughly an hour from the city. Investigators...

The head of MGM Resorts International has acknowledged that the company “lost control” of its pricing strategy this summer in Las Vegas, citing guest backlash over steep charges such as the “infamous” $26 bottled water at ARIA Resort & Casino.  During a recent earnings call, CEO Bill Hornbuckle discussed how...

Police in Las Vegas have identified a woman who was fatally shot late Wednesday night in a downtown neighborhood. Officers with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department responded at about 10:50 p.m. to the 2100 block of Fremont Street, where they discovered the victim with a gunshot wound. Paramedics immediately...

The White House has selected a 53-foot red fir from Nevada’s Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest to serve as the “Capitol Christmas Tree” this year. The tree, nicknamed “Silver Belle,” was harvested on October 24 from the Sierra Nevada near the California–Nevada border. It is the first tree from Nevada to be...

Nevada lawmakers are now considering additional regulations on e-scooters and e-bikes after a string of high-profile accidents, with several Democratic legislators openly calling for new limits on speed and expanded government oversight. Assemblymember Tracy Brown-May urged the governor to intervene and suggested speed caps for minors — a move critics...