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The headline on John L. Smith's Sunday column should have read, "IRS forces nightclubs to keep closer eye on cash customers."
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Just a few months after Hertz announced the launch of artificial intelligence for vehicle inspections, the car rental company is facing backlash after a customer received a hefty bill.
Multiple challengers are seeking to usurp Jesse Law as chair of the Clark County Republican Party. The winner will see the party of the state’s most populous county through the 2026 midterms.
The lead prosecutor tasked with finding justice for four students killed in a quadruple stabbing laid out his key evidence Wednesday at a court hearing for Bryan Kohberger, who agreed to plead guilty earlier this week to avoid the death penalty.
Why didn’t federal prosecutors charge Sean Combs with more obvious, easy-to-prove offenses? Because they can’t help themselves?
Laboratory testing indicated the turkey bacon products may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.
The Nevada Supreme Court granted an emergency stay against a judiciary panel’s proceedings against the Pahrump justict of the peace and former Las Vegas councilwoman.
The Las Vegas Museum of Art on Wednesday unveiled plans for a new space, opening next year. It is the first major on the project since Elaine Wynn’s death in April.
A Nevada lawmaker and Las Vegas casino owner oppose changes to gambling tax code in federal budget bill.
The city of Las Vegas delayed 17 planned capital improvement projects to offset nearly $20 million from the costly Badlands settlement, according to officials.
He stands convicted of two counts of a crime — transportation to engage in prostitution — that carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison.