Mon Laferte Struck in Eye at Las Vegas Show
The Grammy-nominated pop star was hit by a thrown cell phone during a performance at Pearl Concert Theater and escorted off stage.
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Coverage here follows city government, Clark County, Clark County School District, business, development and public safety in Las Vegas, Sin City. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and the wider metro.
Crime
Las Vegas Officer Austin Abdelnabi Honored in Memorial
Family, veterans and first responders gathered at Semper Fi Barn to remember the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officer killed in the line of duty.
Science
Live Poll
Should the government prioritize funding basic scientific research into the composition of the universe?
UNLV Physicists Force Water Into New Atomic Structure
Researchers utilized extreme pressures to uncover a unique atomic arrangement in water samples.
Health
Live Poll
Do you think Nevada has enough doctors to meet residents' health care needs?
Anthem Funds Rheumatology Fellowship at UNLV
A $2 million endowment will train rheumatologists at the Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine to address a regional physician shortage.
Entertainment
Rocky Horror Sphere Show to Debut by March 2027
Sphere Entertainment expects its Rocky Horror Picture Show production to open by the end of March 2027, with no exact opening date announced yet.
Sports
Ko Defeats Turman by Unanimous Decision
Seok-hyeon Ko won every round on the judges' scorecards at UFC Vegas 124 against Wellington Turman, who dropped his third straight fight.
Statewide reporting here centers on city council and Clark County commission decisions, Clark County School District and the hospitality, gaming and construction employers that define the regional economy. From Downtown and The Strip to East Las Vegas, West Las Vegas and Centennial Hills, neighborhood coverage extends into Lincoln County, Nye County, Mohave County and San Bernardino County where stories cross the line. The hospitality and gaming industries tie local tax revenue and public services to tourism cycles and convention booking in ways that shape nearly every budget debate at city hall. Water supply, housing affordability and school district capacity are the questions that recur most in coverage of the wider metro.
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