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Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix: A look at the most expensive places to stay
Formula 1 is known for high-end hospitality, and hotels have taken the Las Vegas Grand Prix to new heights with some rooms going for as much as $20,000 a night.
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Rock guitarist Jake E. Lee hit multiple times in random Las Vegas shooting
Jake E. Lee is “fully conscious and doing well” in the hospital, where he is expected to make a full recovery, his management said.
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WATCH: Grand implosion of Tropicana Las Vegas clears way for A's stadium
The Tropicana was the third-oldest casino on the Las Vegas Strip.
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WATCH: Tropicana casino in Las Vegas imploded to make room for stadium
The Las Vegas Strip said goodbye to one its oldest casinos.
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4 Las Vegas teens plead guilty in classmate's deadly beating as part of plea deal
Four Las Vegas teenagers have pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the fatal beating of their high school classmate.
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Resorts World Las Vegas accused of accommodating illegal bookmaking and organized crime
The complaint also alleges the casino employees failed to report unusual or suspicious activity and violations of its anti-money laundering program to their superiors
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Las Vegas teen suffered burns from hot turf during football practice, family says
The grandmother said the 16-year-old student was forced to crawl on the turf in 104-degree weather as team punishment.
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South Florida girl dressed as ‘Mini Adele' has unforgettable moment with singer at Vegas show
When Valentina Arguello, who is from Fort Lauderdale, flew to Las Vegas for an Adele concert, she captured the hearts of millions by dressing as a mini version of the singer.
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Adele meets South Florida's ‘Mini Adele'
At her Las Vegas concert, Adele met a miniature version of herself, and she’s right from South Florida. NBC6’s Constance Jones has the story.
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The Mirage casino, which ushered in an era of Las Vegas Strip megaresorts in the '90s, is closing
The iconic Mirage hotel-casino on the Las Vegas Strip will shut its doors on July 17.
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Tropicana Las Vegas closing its doors Tuesday to make way for MLB stadium
After welcoming guests for 67 years, the doors to the Las Vegas Strip’s third-oldest casino will be chained shut at noon Tuesday.
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Pro climber in custody after scaling Las Vegas Sphere
A professional climber was in custody Wednesday after scaling the Las Vegas Sphere, according to the Las Vegas police.
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How long is the Las Vegas Strip? What Super Bowl visitors should know
Football fans visiting Las Vegas for Super Bowl LVIII might be surprised by just how long the Strip is.
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Guide to Super Bowl 2024 celebrity parties and events in Las Vegas
The action is about to heat up in Las Vegas ahead of Super Bowl 58. Here are some of the city’s hottest events before and after the Big Game.
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Why is Las Vegas called Sin City? Here's the history of the famous nickname
Take a seat at the blackjack table and find out.
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Tropicana Las Vegas, a Sin City landmark since 1957, will be demolished to make way for MLB stadium
The storied hotel-casino that once had ties to the mob and was nicknamed the “Tiffany of the Strip,” is set to shut its doors for good on April 2.
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Man who brazenly attacked judge during sentencing said he was having a bad day
The man who brazenly attacked a Las Vegas judge after leaping over the bench and slamming her into a wall told corrections officers he had a bad day and tried to kill her, a police document shows.
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Las Vegas judge is back to work a day after being attacked by defendant
A Nevada judge was back to work Thursday after being injured in an attack by a defendant in a felony battery case who charged forward and launched himself over the judge’s bench when it became clear that he was being sentenced to prison.
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Video shows defendant leap over bench and attack judge in Las Vegas courtroom
In a violent scene captured by courtroom video, the judge fell back from her seat against a wall and suffered some injuries but was not hospitalized, courthouse officials said.
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911 calls underscore terror of deadly attack at University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Fire alarms blared in the background of recorded 911 calls that police released of terrified students and faculty this week at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.