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Las Vegas wants to make an impression. The goal wasn’t just to host the 2024 Super Bowl. It’s about hosting the 2029 Super Bowl and the 2035 game and the 2041 game and so on.

The Las Vegas Sun is seeking nominations for the Sun Standout Awards, our annual sports awards show May 20 at the South Point Showroom.

The sound of spiked volleyballs constantly reverberates through the gym with only the occasional harsh noise surfacing to momentarily drown them out. Skin sometimes squeaks on the rubber floor when players dive to keep balls alive. Applause and encour…

This year, your informed and conscientious vote could be the epochal act that pushes us away from autocracy and saves people you’ve never met.

For only $110 on a publicly accessible website, the Weekly obtained a fake identification card under the name of Michael McDonald.

The February 8 caucuses are entirely administered and overseen by the Nevada GOP, making it, in essence, a private event with its own rules and virtually no public oversight.

Republicans disgusted by Trump should positively race to the polls to vote for Haley to show America some in the GOP still have integrity.

Unlike the previous administration, Biden took the dangers of the pandemic—both to people and to businesses—seriously.

The state GOP forced candidates to choose between safe and secure government-administered primaries or private caucuses by inventing a rule that candidates could not appear on both ballots.

All early voting sites are also mail ballot drop-off locations during the listed dates and times.