Las Vegas
Coverage of Las Vegas in the Nexus archive.
- Police: Man steals $9,600 worth of Pokémon cards from Anime NYC vendor at Javits Center
Police reported that Joseph Quach stole valuable Pokémon cards worth $9,600. The theft occurred from a vendor at the Javits Center in New York.
- 'I always knew the truth': Man falsely imprisoned for 18 years exonerated of O.C. robbery
Guy Miles was exonerated of O.C. robbery after having been falsely imprisoned for 18 years. His initial conviction relied in part on false testimony provided by two eyewitnesses. Furthermore, five people testified that he was actually located in Las Vegas on the day the crime occurred.
- 'I always knew the truth': Man falsely imprisoned for 18 years exonerated of O.C. robbery
Guy Miles has been exonerated of O.C. robbery, after having been imprisoned for 18 years. His original conviction relied partly on the false testimony provided by two eyewitnesses. Additionally, five people testified that he was actually in Las Vegas on the day the crime took place.
- Missing grandmother who traveled to Las Vegas for vacation found dead, family confirms
A missing New York grandmother named Alisa Goods, 63, who vanished while vacationing in Las Vegas, has been found deceased, family members confirmed. She was discovered by police near a drainage ditch at Harry Reid Airport and later identified as having fallen from an embankment on August 8.
- Missing grandmother who traveled to Las Vegas for vacation found dead, family confirms
A missing New York grandmother named Alisa Goods, 63, was found dead in Las Vegas after traveling to Nevada for a vacation. She was located by police near a drainage ditch at Harry Reid Airport on Thursday morning. The details regarding the cause and manner of death have not been released.
- Missing grandmother who traveled to Las Vegas for vacation found dead, family confirms
Alisa Goods, a 63-year-old grandmother from New York, was found dead in Las Vegas after she had been missing since August 16 while on vacation. Police located her body near a drainage ditch at Harry Reid Airport, confirming that the woman appeared to have fallen down an embankment and collapsed previously.
- Stray bullet kills mother eating ice cream with daughter in truck, police say
Karla Abarca was killed in Las Vegas after a stray bullet struck her head during an escalating shootout initiated by a driver allegedly high on “whippets.” The suspect, Francisco Chairez-Hernandez, confronted Brad Serrano-Gutierrez before firing. Later, Chairez-Hernandez returned to the crime scene and confessed that he went back to search for his ring.
- Frontier Airlines returns to Oakland Airport with flights to Las Vegas
Frontier Airlines resumed service at Oakland Airport on Thursday, returning after a three-year absence from the East Bay. The airline's resumption of service includes offering flights to Las Vegas.
- Jurors hear Duane Davis tell officers about role in Tupac murder
Duane “Keffe D” Davis is facing a murder charge connected to Tupac Shakur's 1996 shooting death. During an audio recording, Davis described passing the pistol used in the killing to another man moments before the shooting occurred. Furthermore, Davis claimed Sean “Puffy” Combs had offered $1 million to kill Shakur.
- Story of final Tupac Shakur photo taken moments before his assassination
The man who took one of the most famous photographs of Tupac Shakur has been called to testify in the rapper's murder trial in Las Vegas. Leonard Jefferson captured the image on Sept. 7, 1996, moments before Shakur was shot near [location].
- Ex-cop testifies Keffe D admitted to involvement in Tupac Shakur murder
A former LAPD detective testified that Duane Davis told investigators in 2008 he was involved in Tupac Shakur's killing. Dupree also recounted a 'proffer session' about Christopher Wallace’s shooting, where Davis denied involvement but referenced being responsible for 'the other one,' which Dupree identified as Tupac. The article details the background involving gang feuds and multiple high-profile murders.
- Tesla asked Las Vegas for 5,000 robotaxi permits. Sin City gave it 10, capped the speed at 45mph, and banned airport trips
Tesla applied to the Nevada Transportation Authority for permits for 5,000 autonomous robotaxis in Las Vegas. However, the NTA limited the fleet size to ten vehicles and restricted operations to an approved corridor on The Strip. Permits also capped speed at 45 mph and prohibited passenger pickups within a quarter mile of the airport.
- Human remains found in dwindling waters of Lake mead
Human remains were found in Lake Mead amidst dwindling water levels. The discovery was made over the weekend by a Las Vegas woman, her friend, and the friend’s daughter. This incident occurred on Aug. 16 while Dianelis Molina Cruz and her friends were at Boulder Beach.
- All eyez on Tupac: Long-awaited trial begins in rapper’s 1996 killing
Opening statements are scheduled to begin in the trial of Duane “Keffe D” Davis, who is charged with murder relating to Tupac Shakur’s death nearly 30 years ago. Prosecutors allege that Davis organized the shooting as revenge after Shakur and his entourage beat up Davis’ nephew at the MGM Grand. Family members traveled to Las Vegas for the trial, hoping it will reveal the truth about the killing.
- All eyez on Tupac: Long-awaited trial begins in rapper's 1996 killing
A long-awaited trial concerning the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur is set to begin Monday in Las Vegas, with Duane "Keffe D" Davis charged with murder. Prosecutors allege that Davis organized the shooting as an act of revenge after Shakur and his entourage beat up Davis' nephew at the MGM Grand. If convicted, Davis faces life in prison.
- All eyez on Tupac: Long-awaited trial begins in rapper's 1996 killing
Opening statements for the trial against Duane “Keffe D” Davis are set to begin Monday in Las Vegas, where he is accused of orchestrating Tupac Shakur's 1996 killing. Prosecutors allege that Davis was the shot-caller following an incident at the MGM Grand. If convicted of murder with a deadly weapon, Davis faces life in prison.
- Rod Stewart cancels last month of farewell tour after coronary stent procedure
Rod Stewart canceled the final month of his farewell tour after undergoing a routine coronary stent procedure, according to his representatives. The singer, who was previously scheduled through September 5th and had Las Vegas residency dates, must take four weeks to recuperate and regain full fitness. Despite being 'very much on the mend,' he is unable to continue with his current performance schedule.
- Your résumé looks like a perfect match. Hiring managers may see that as a red flag
AI is transforming the job market, raising questions about whether the résumé will remain an accurate measure of a candidate. Experts advise that candidates must stand out through interviews that test practical methodology and ethical judgment. Although résumés still have a role, platforms like Indeed are using AI to help candidates discover opportunities they might otherwise miss.
- Tupac Shakur murder suspect takes center stage at trial nearly 30 years after shooting shocked music world
Duane "Keffe D" Davis is scheduled to stand trial on a murder charge related to the 1996 drive-by shooting that killed Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas. Prosecutors allege he helped plan the attack and provided the gun, though they do not accuse him of firing the shot. Meanwhile, Davis's attorneys challenge whether his public statements should be used against him during the trial.
- Zoox to begin paid rides following first-of-its-kind regulatory approval
Zoox, Amazon's robotaxi company, will launch paid rides in Las Vegas on Monday. This launch follows the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration granting Zoox a commercial exemption for purpose-built robotaxis after first-of-its-kind regulatory approval.
- Donald Trump fires up Vegas crowd with tax cut push as he takes aim at Democrat
President Trump addressed a crowd in Las Vegas, promoting tax cuts and criticizing Democrats on issues including the border, crime, and culture. He downplayed a security scare during his West Coast campaign.
- Nashville Metro Council advances bill to limit police drone use amid public safety debate
Nashville Metro Council advanced a bill to restrict police drone use, requiring council approval and public hearings for routine operations. The proposal follows a recent case where a drone helped locate a mother and child, sparking debate over public safety and privacy. MNPD Chief John Drake opposes the bill, arguing it could hinder emergency responses, while supporters advocate for privacy protections.
- In Nevada speech, Trump chases after toddler on stage before joking he doesn't want him to 'be Biden and fall'
President Donald Trump interacted with a toddler during a Nevada event, stopping the child from wandering off-stage and joking about not wanting him to 'be Biden and fall.' The toddler later repeated 'Thank you for my Trump Account' into a microphone, prompting applause. Trump highlighted his administration's tax policies and Trump Accounts with a Las Vegas couple and their children.
- Police officer brother of White House official gunned down in Las Vegas
A Las Vegas police officer, who is the brother of a White House official, was shot by an apparent drunken man on Tuesday night. The incident occurred in Las Vegas.
- Watch live: Trump seeks to sell economic agenda, tax cuts in Las Vegas speech
President Trump will deliver a speech in Las Vegas promoting his administration’s economic agenda and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes tax cuts. The event aims to address voter concerns about affordability ahead of the November midterms.
- Allegiant Airlines announces new in-flight perks
Allegiant Airlines introduced new in-flight beverage services and a premium seating class called Allegiant First, set to launch in 2027. The airline also announced expanded perks for Allways Rewards Visa cardholders and integrated Sun Country Airlines into its operations after acquiring it in May 2026.
- Man charged with organizing the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur on trial
Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, 63, faces murder charges for allegedly orchestrating the 1996 fatal drive-by shooting of Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas. The trial, over 30 years after the killing, hinges on proving Davis directed the attack and provided the weapon, as prosecutors rely on his memoir and interviews to revive the cold case.
- Marine veteran Las Vegas officer killed in shooting; armed suspect also dead
A 30-year-old Marine veteran employed by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department since November 2023 was killed in a shooting. An armed suspect was also found dead.
- Marine veteran Las Vegas officer killed in shooting; armed suspect also dead
A 30-year-old Marine veteran and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officer was killed in a shooting; the armed suspect is also dead. The officer had worked for the department since November 2023.
- It’s getting too hot to fly: climate‑driven heat waves are forcing airlines to dump passengers and cargo
Extreme heat caused by climate change is disrupting air travel by forcing airlines to reduce aircraft weight through passenger and cargo removal. High temperatures reduce air density, impairing lift and thrust generation, particularly at high-elevation or short-runway airports. American Airlines compensated passengers for voluntarily giving up seats during a heatwave in Las Vegas.
- Southwest Gas: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
Southwest Gas Corp. reported second-quarter earnings of $42.1 million, or 58 cents per share, with adjusted earnings of 45 cents per share. The results missed the average analyst estimate of 47 cents per share, and the company posted revenue of $358.2 million. Southwest Gas expects full-year earnings in the range of $4.17 to $4.32 per share.
- Rising temperatures could keep more flights from taking off on time
Extreme heat disrupts air travel by reducing air density, making it harder for planes to generate lift and thrust. Airlines may lighten loads by removing passengers or cargo, as seen in Las Vegas where American Airlines compensated passengers during a 114°F heatwave. High elevation and shorter runways exacerbate takeoff challenges during hot weather.
- Rising temperatures could keep more flights from taking off on time
Rising temperatures disrupt flight takeoffs by reducing air density, making it harder for planes to generate lift and thrust. Airlines may lighten loads by removing passengers or cargo, as seen in Las Vegas where American Airlines offered compensation during extreme heat. Climate change is expected to increase such disruptions, with higher elevation airports and shorter runways facing greater challenges.
- Trump hits the campaign trail in Las Vegas
President Donald Trump is campaigning in Las Vegas, focusing on his administration's efforts to address the cost of living. The trip follows a Republican National Committee fundraiser in California and comes amid challenges related to the Iran war and a difficult path for Republicans in the midterms. Trump will highlight his Working Families Tax Cuts and criticize Democrats for opposing them.
- Perez Hilton hospitalized after reports he livestreamed self-harm, sheriff’s officials say
Perez Hilton was hospitalized after reports he livestreamed self-harm, according to sheriff’s officials. The incident occurred in Las Vegas in November.
- Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis, charged with organizing the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur, is on trial
Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, charged with orchestrating the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur, is on trial in Las Vegas. Prosecutors allege he organized the fatal drive-by shooting as part of a gang-related crime, while his defense claims there's no evidence he directed the attack. The case, revived after Davis wrote about his involvement in a memoir and interviews, has gripped hip-hop fans for decades.
- Trump departs for West Coast trip to promote economic agenda
President Donald Trump is traveling to the West Coast to promote his economic agenda, including tax cuts, through events in Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Democratic officials in Nevada criticize his policies, citing low economic approval ratings and temporary tax benefits, while the White House highlights opposition from Democrats to the tax reforms.
- Trump departs for West Coast trip to promote economic agenda
President Donald Trump is traveling to the West Coast to promote his economic agenda, including tax cuts, through events in Los Angeles and Las Vegas. The White House highlights the 'Working Families Tax Cuts,' while Nevada Democrats criticize the policies, arguing they harm families and will expire. Trump faces declining economic approval ratings amid high inflation.
- Trump departs for West Coast trip to promote economic agenda
President Donald Trump is traveling to the West Coast to promote his economic agenda, including tax cuts, through events in Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Democratic officials in Nevada criticize the policies, citing concerns over their impact on families and businesses, while a White House spokesperson highlights the tax cuts' benefits.
- Attorneys in Tupac murder case battle over evidence days before trial
Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, charged with the 1996 murder of rapper Tupac Shakur, is considering bond as his trial approaches. Prosecutors and defense attorneys are disputing whether a 2008 statement Davis made to authorities should be presented to jurors, with defense arguing it was given under immunity and prosecutors asserting it corroborates Davis's presence at the scene.