Angel Porrino, “Holly’s World” and “Absinthe” (Caesars) star, was the guest of honor Saturday at Crazy Horse III Gentlemen's Club and Posh Boutique. Porrino walked the red carpet before heading it to party with friends. (Photos courtesy of Dave Proctor)
The Las Vegas City Council is considering 40 viable candidates to serve out Victoria Seaman’s term after she stepped down to accept a job with the federal government.
Gruden resigned as Raiders coach after news reports about his racist, misogynist and anti-LGBTQ emails. The NFL has denied leaking the emails.
The sex trafficker had a plan: Make victims carry shame. Now Jeffrey Epstein survivors say they’re working on a list. Does Washington care?
Clark County Commissioner Justin Jones announced he will not run for re-election next year, citing discussions with his family and “the rigors of another campaign.”
The former employee claims he was retaliated against after he reported observations of sexual misconduct and was subsequently terminated.
A California man claims in a new lawsuit that he sustained injuries at a Strip resort after his foot was caught in an escalator.
State services, including the workers’ compensation system and the DMV services, continue to be limited two weeks after a massive ransomware attack was discovered.
The Sylvanus Thayer Award award is named for an early superintendent of the military academy who is known as the “Father of West Point.” It has been given out every year since 1958.
The giant “LAX” sign that has welcomed travelers to Los Angeles International Airport for the last 25 years is coming down.
He had argued that he should not have to pay the sum as a result of a Supreme Court decision expanding presidential immunity.
