Count’s Kustoms, a Las Vegas auto shop with a reality TV series on the History Channel, claims a former employee used more than $75,000 of the company’s money to cover personal expenses. In a lawsuit filed in March, the company accuses former employee Joseph Frontiera of using the business’ money to make a down payment on his personal Land Rover Range Rover and buy airline tickets for personal use. He also failed to pay the company’s taxes on time, resulting in an IRS penalty of about $18,000, the lawsuit claims. The hot rod and motorcycle restoration and customization company is featured in the “Counting Cars” series.
Coronado guard Mason Abittan, a UNLV commit, scored 24 points to help the Cougars defeat Bishop Gorman. Here are three takeaways from the game.
The mother of Jennaleah Hin, a 17-year-old girl who was found dead by suicide last week, told family and friends that her family will never recover during a candlelight vigil for the teen.
The Golden Knights fell to the New York Rangers on Saturday at T-Mobile Arena and have now lost consecutive games for the first time since Nov. 20.
Looking back on 2024. I am saving it to reread when I need a real “pick me up” in the coming months.
The California government’s red tape bureaucracy will be mind-numbing and unimaginably frustrating for those who lost everything.
Finger pointed and accusations just lead people to not trust anyone, even if they’re being helped. Why does this tragedy need to be a political issue?
The 2017 Trump tax cuts are set to expire at the end of this year. Unless Congress acts now.
Both are in crisis and need radical new thinking.
Southern Nevada Tourism Improvement Act may be working against Nevada’s economic development goals.