Caesars Entertainment Corp. is the latest major resort on the Strip to eliminate plastic straws and stirrers from all U.S. properties. Currently, plastic straws and stirrers are only available upon request at Caesars’ properties. The next phase of removal will bring sustainable options to all U.S. locations. The company estimates this will remove nearly 200 million straws per year. Ryan Voss, vice president of beverage at Caesars Entertainment
Israeli strikes killed at least 42 people in Gaza overnight and into Friday, hospital and emergency response workers said.
“Children with disabilities deserve to live with their families and in the communities they call home,” a Justice Department official said.
Officers responded to a shooting at East Blanton and South Sacks Drives, near East Tropicana Avenue and South Nellis Boulevard, around 4:40 p.m.
A senior forward for the UNLV men’s basketball team could end up taking a medical redshirt rather than returning this season for the Rebels.
Palo Verde senior Samantha Manzo shined in her team’s win over Shadow Ridge on Friday in a rematch of last year’s 5A flag football state title game.
UNLV sophomore Brooklyn Hicks has become a key contributor and vocal leader for the Rebels, who host San Jose State on Saturday.
Raiders wide receiver Jakobi Meyers is hearing from everyone about how close he is to hitting a personal milestone. Even his mother.
Rockers 311 performed the last concert in Las Vegas before the COVID shutdown.
Alexander Holtz had one of his best games with the Golden Knights on Thursday, scoring a goal and blocking a shot in a win over the Philadelphia Flyers.
The Raiders are facing some huge decisions this offseason, like whether to keep coach Antonio Pierce or take a quarterback in April’s draft.