■ Station Casinos CFO Mark Falcone was incorrectly quoted in Thursday's Business section. Falcone said $825 million in casino financing for California's Graton Rancheria tribe is believed to be the "largest new construction financing in the history of Native American gaming."
■ The cover photo of Enrique Iglesias on today's Neon section was taken by Kevin Mazur of WireImage.
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A YouTuber says Burning Man, state and federal officials violated the right to free speech by blocking him and his daughter from filming the festival cleanup in 2024.
The alliance’s supreme commander in Europe said a new operation, dubbed Eastern Sentry, will add equipment from France, Denmark, Germany and the U.K. to its existing air and ground-based defenses.
An official said the threat came from a computer belonging to a former midshipman who was later confirmed to be in another part of the country.
A shuttered Las Vegas funeral home is facing a lawsuit from a man who claims it failed to cremate his wife’s body in a timely manner.
A woman filed a lawsuit after she alleged she was assaulted and groped while working in a suite at Allegiant Stadium during a UNLV football game.
Gov. Joe Lombardo said 90 percent of state public-facing websites are back online nearly three weeks after the cyberattack.
Community members voiced concerns after a high school principal suggested administrators use a Moms for Liberty book list.
Tyler Robinson’s arrest early Friday morning was disclosed by President Donald Trump, who said in a Fox News Channel interview that, “With a high degree of certainty, we have him.”
Federal prosecutors responded Wednesday to public defenders’ challenge of acting U.S. attorney Sigal Chattah’s appointment, asserting that Chattah “is validly serving.”
Jerry Seinfeld is an outlier for saying the KKK is more honest than the pro-Palestinian call. And Hollywood’s complicity pledge doesn’t say “Hamas.”
