Monthly Archives: October 2025

As a Las Vegas resident and fan of Swift since her debut in 2006, Deanna Irvin began dreaming up her outfit concept for the Westgate’s Thursday night “The Life of a Showgirl” listening party when she saw flyers advertising the event.

Las Vegas and Phoenix faced serious questions during the regular season about whether they were championship material, then came dangerously close to being forced to clean out their lockers before the WNBA Finals.

A new Nevada law that went into effect this week allows Regional Transportation Commission safety officers to remove disruptive passengers from its buses, bus stops and transit centers.

The junior is also an elite left-handed pitcher — talents so coveted that her phone lit up Sept. 1, the moment college coaches could legally contact recruits for the class of 2027.

Jon Gruden’s lawsuit against the NFL moved closer to trial on Thursday when the Nevada Supreme Court unanimously denied the league’s petition to rehear a recent decision.

The government shutdown that began Wednesday reflected a deep partisan divide between Republicans and Democrats over spending and policy priorities. But when it came time to vote …

The Dreamscape Learn Center virtual reality space will serve as the hub for the university’s extended technologies.

The Weekly snagged 29 awards, including nine first place honors, at the Nevada Press Foundation’s Awards of Excellence.

Behind the scenes of what it takes in Las Vegas to create exciting and effective slot machines for today’s casinos.

A video of Merab “The Machine” Dvalishvili swimming the entire length of Circa’s longest pool at Stadium Swim underwater without taking a breath—and still looking refreshed while flexing at the end—went viral before his last fight.