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- March 9, 2022 · News
Salt Bae Exposed as Serving Cheap “Fast Food” to the Dumb Rich
Nusret Gökçe, better known as Salt Bae, has become one of the most acclaimed chefs in the world thanks to the theatrical way in which he cuts meat and adds salt to his dishes. Something that has made millions share videos of the Turkish butcher making himself viral Worldwide. - June 22, 2020 · News
OJ Simpson Exposed to Covid19 at Jing Restaurant in Las Vegas
Jing, a Downtown Summerlin restaurant, closed on June 22, 2020, after staff tested positive for Covid 19. The restaurant called the closure a "wellness day" and promised more spacing, masks, temperature checks and staff testing. - October 16, 2019 · News
Another CCSD Coach Arrested for Sexual Assault
Yes, it happened again. CCSD seems to continue to hire predators with little or no background checks. - June 12, 2019 · News
Smoking Banned in All Vegas Pools, including Clubs
The Southern Nevada Health District said in June 2019 that smoking is banned at all public pools in Las Vegas, including resort pool clubs, under NAC 444.280. New pool rules starting July 1 required posted signs listing the ban. - March 21, 2019 · News
Vegas Mexican Restaurant That Supported Trump Goes Out of Business
In the least surprising news of the year, the Las Vegas Mexican restaurant that made headlines when the owner, Texas-born Irma Aguirre invited Donald Trump, has closed without notice or fanfare. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, met with her and a few leaders at Aguirre’s downtown Las Vegas bistro in 2016 afternoon while dozens of immigration activists protested across the street, and t - February 12, 2019 · News
Las Vegas Police Will Stop Working with ICE
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department changed its jail policy in February 2019 so immigrants booked on minor traffic offenses and low level misdemeanors would not be turned over to ICE. Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo directed the change, a day after activists protested the department's ICE agreement. - November 16, 2018 · News
Investigators Found Rep. Kihuen Harassed Women Including Unwanted Touching
The House Ethics Committee found in November 2018 that Nevada Rep. Ruben Kihuen made persistent, unwanted advances toward women, including a lobbyist and campaign staff. The report, based on interviews with dozens of witnesses, came as Kihuen was leaving Congress after one term. - November 7, 2018 · News
Man Almost Beheaded in New Las Vegas Zipline
Fly LINQ, the zipline over The LINQ Promenade on the Las Vegas Strip, injured two riders in November 2018, days before its November 9 public opening. One rider needed staples to his head after hitting part of the attraction, and prone superhero style rides were suspended during the investigation. - November 6, 2018 · News
Killer Wyoming Cop Derek Colling Was Fired From LVMPD for Killing Civilians
On Sunday, Nov. 4th 2018, it was reported that 39-year-old Robbie Ramirez had been shot to death in Laramie, Wyoming by a deputy from the Albany County Sheriff’s Office. - July 23, 2018 · News
Did MGM Hide Another Mandalay Bay Shooter?
In a press conference in Newport Beach, an attorney representing some of the victims is claiming that Mandalay Bay and MGM hid another case of a shooter that may have been targeting mass amounts of people in Las Vegas. According to the LVRJ “One of the six weapons found inside Kye Aaron Dunbar’s 24th-floor hotel room on Nov. - January 17, 2018 · News
Prince Harry Wants Raunchy Bachelor Party in Las Vegas
In 2012 the goofy Prince Harry was pictured at the Wynn during a cocaine fueled party with a bunch of prostitutes, and that didn’t please the royal family. Now he wants to go back, and have even a worse party in Las Vegas, one more time before he gets married. - November 16, 2017 · News
Source: Sly Stallone Used to Poop in Shower at Planet Hollywood
According to source at Planet Hollywood, Slyvester Stallone was an amazing guest, used to tip well and even would come visit them in a white robe and speedos often. However, despite this, they would have an issue with him each time he came: he would use his shower as a toilet. - October 10, 2017 · News
New Timeline in Vegas Massacre Raises Questions about Mandalay Bay Response and Liability
Las Vegas Metro Police said in October 2017 that Stephen Paddock shot Mandalay Bay security officer Jesus Campos about six minutes before firing on the Route 91 Harvest crowd of 22,000. The article asked whether the hotel delayed telling police. - August 5, 2017 · News
Medical Marijuana Users in Las Vegas Banned from Owning Guns
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the federal ban on gun sales to medical marijuana cardholders, in a suit brought by Nevada cardholder Rowan Wilson. The unanimous panel found the restriction did not violate the Second Amendment, so Las Vegas cardholders could not legally buy firearms. - June 1, 2017 · News
Marijuana Sales May Be Blocked in Vegas by Alcohol Lobby
The Independent Alcohol Distributors of Nevada won a court order in late May 2017 limiting marijuana distribution licenses to alcohol wholesalers, threatening the planned July 1 start of recreational sales. The group argued Question 2 gave liquor distributors exclusive rights for the first 18 months. - May 16, 2017 · News
Vegas Recreation Marijuana Sales will Start July 1st
Nevada's Tax Commission adopted temporary rules in May 2017 to let recreational marijuana sales start July 1, after voters passed Question 2 with 54.4 percent in November 2016. Governor Brian Sandoval's budget counted on $70 million in cannabis tax revenue. - May 4, 2017 · News
As Marriage Equality Moves Forward in Nevada, Republican Ira Hansen Speaks up for Polygamy
The Nevada Senate voted 19 to 2 in May 2017 to advance Assembly Joint Resolution 2, a constitutional amendment recognizing marriage regardless of gender, toward the 2020 ballot. Assemblyman Ira Hansen of Sparks argued the measure excluded other marital arrangements, including polygamy. - April 28, 2017 · News
New Law Might Allow Marijuana Clubs in Vegas, but Feds Might Crack Down.
The Nevada Senate passed a bill in April 2017 that would let local governments license marijuana clubs and lounges, sponsored by state Sen. Tick Segerblom. Supporters pitched it as a place for tourists to consume legally, while opponents warned of a federal crackdown. - April 24, 2017 · News
These Few Celebrate Confederate Memorial Day in Las Vegas
Confederate Memorial Day, sometimes also called Confederate Heroes Day or Confederate Decoration Day, is not a federal holiday. Instead, it is celebrated in various states of the southeastern United States. - April 19, 2017 · News
City of Vegas May Loosen Marijuana Dispensary Rules
The City of Las Vegas proposed in April 2017 to let medical marijuana dispensaries sell until 3 a.m. instead of midnight and to replace a $75,000 annual license fee with a one time fee. The council scheduled a vote for May 17. - April 19, 2017 · News
Vegas Dave Oancea facing up to 90 Years in Prison, Blames Haters
David Oancea, known in betting circles as “Vegas Dave” and his trademark phrase, “Rotate, Son” may be facing up to 90 years in prison, thanks to an accusation by the IRS that he was attempting to defraud the government of at least half a million in taxes. The IRS and prosecutors claim, that he placed at least nine bets in 2015 and 2016 at the Wynn and Westgate using social security numbers that we - September 23, 2016 · News
Extremist White Terrorist Wandering Centennial Hills
Conor Climo isn’t law enforcement, isn’t the military, but is tired of people coming into his neighborhood he doesn’t know, and he’s going to take action. So he’s decided to arm himself with an AR-15, knives and numerous weapons and terrorize the citizens of Las Vegas. - April 16, 2016 · News
Sport Chalet Closing in Las Vegas and Nationally
Sport Chalet said in April 2016 it had stopped online sales and would close all of its stores, including its two Las Vegas locations. Gift cards and store credits were honored through April 29. - April 12, 2016 · News
Faraday Future to Break Ground on Electric Car Plant in North Las Vegas
Faraday Future planned to break ground in April 2016 on a $1 billion electric car plant on a 900 acre site in North Las Vegas. The California company aimed to finish in about two years and promised a 2017 unveiling of its first road model, despite reported funding and staffing setbacks. - April 9, 2016 · News
Attorney Marc Randazza Beats Bad Business for Suing Yelp Reviewer
Attorney Marc Randazza won dismissal in April 2016 of a libel suit tax firm iQTAXX filed against Pamela Boling over her negative Yelp review. A Las Vegas court granted his anti-SLAPP motion under Nevada law on April 7 and awarded Boling $1,000 plus attorney fees.