Las Vegas Weekly
- The Nevada Legislature will limit access to the public when lawmakers convene next month to confront the coronavirus pandemic and rebalance the state budget.
- A Las Vegas man who defrauded almost $2 million from the federal paycheck protection program used the money to buy a 2020 Tesla, Bentley cars and two luxury apartments on the Strip …
- A Las Vegas-based tour bus heading to the Grand Canyon Friday afternoon crashed in Arizona, killing one passenger and injuring dozens more …
- The Clark County School District informed schools this afternoon that all sports traditionally contested in the fall would be canceled because of the pandemic.
- The number of patients requiring hospitalization for COVID-19 continues to fall statewide, although much of the decrease can be credited to Northern Nevada …
- The Southern Nevada Health District is ready to deploy its Linkage to Action mobile outreach unit to connect homeless people and other vulnerable populations to social services agencies that can help them overcome addiction …
- While it may seem odd that the Arizona Coyotes are allowing fans, they are making the most of their state guidelines that permit up to 3,500 people at Gila River Arena ….
- Public health experts Thursday blamed COVID-19 vaccine shortages around the U.S. in part on the Trump administration’s push to get states to vastly expand their vaccination drives to reach the nation’s estimated 54 million people age 65 and over.
- Transgender kids would be banned from playing on school sports teams for the gender with which they identify under a GOP-backed bill that advanced Thursday in Montana …
- Amazon won't be forced to immediately restore web service to Parler after a federal judge ruled Thursday against a plea to reinstate the fast-growing social media app, which is favored by followers of former President Donald Trump.
Las Vegas Sun
- The impact of special teams goes beyond just scoring and preventing goals. Of course the Golden Knights want every power play to end in a goal and every penalty kill to end without one, but that’s not going to happen …
- The Nevada Legislature will limit access to the public when lawmakers convene next month to confront the coronavirus pandemic and rebalance the state budget.
- Southern Nevadans hoping to fall asleep to the relaxing sound of rainfall will have to wait for another night …
- A Las Vegas man who defrauded almost $2 million from the federal paycheck protection program used the money to buy a 2020 Tesla, Bentley cars and two luxury apartments on the Strip …
- A Las Vegas-based tour bus heading to the Grand Canyon Friday afternoon crashed in Arizona, killing one passenger and injuring dozens more …
- The Clark County School District informed schools this afternoon that all sports traditionally contested in the fall would be canceled because of the pandemic.
- The number of patients requiring hospitalization for COVID-19 continues to fall statewide, although much of the decrease can be credited to Northern Nevada …
- Both the Guard and Capitol Police issued a joint statement Friday afternoon saying they have now coordinated to establish “appropriate spaces” within Congressional buildings for on-duty breaks.
- Legal sales of recreational marijuana in Arizona started Friday under licenses approved by the state Health Services Department.
- Eight women who were taught by a former USA Gymnastics coach now facing lewdness and sexual assault charges are suing the Las Vegas gym …
Las Vegas Review-Journal
- Vaccination sites are scaling back administration of the COVID-19 vaccine as the state continues to receive limited doses from the federal government, state officials say.
- While new mandates could be key to opening international travel, local tourism and health experts don’t expect the order to have much of an impact on Las Vegas’ tourism rates or COVID-19 case count.
- A Las Vegas man has been charged with fraudulently obtaining nearly $2 million in federal Paycheck Protection Program money, meant for struggling small businesses, to buy luxury cars and two luxury condominiums in Las Vegas.
- Nevada on Friday reported 1,869 new coronavirus cases and 48 additional deaths, according to data from the Department of Health and Human Services.
- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to send the article of impeachment against Donald Trump to the Senate on Monday, launching the start of the former president’s trial on a charge of incitement of insurrection over the deadly Capitol riot.
- Nearly $1 billion — $970 million — will be the jackpot for the Mega Millions drawing at 8 p.m. (PST) Friday.
- With millions of Americans waiting for their chance to get the coronavirus vaccine, a lucky few are getting bumped to the front of the line as clinics scramble to get rid of extra, perishable doses at the end of the day.
- Now set to open July 23, the Tokyo Games were postponed 10 months ago at the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, and now the event appears threatened again.
- Yosemite National Park will remain closed through the weekend after high winds that battered much of California knocked down two giant sequoias and caused millions of dollars in damage.
- The latest jackpot-winning Powerball ticket, worth $731.1 million, was sold in a coal mining town whose biggest previous claim to fame was being the hometown of baseball Hall of Famer Lefty Grove.
Vegas Dinning
- Primal Steakhouse opened quietly in October at the Boulevard Mall, a fine-dining experience in an unlikely location.
- The Downtown space essentially serves as an incubator, where chefs can test out food concepts and see how the public responds before committing to brick-and-mortar spaces.
- What to order at Potbelly, the Great Greek and Founders Coffee.
- Vic "Vegas" Moea has a new diner concept now open on Decatur Boulevard.
- Where most Filipino restaurants in town utilize the “turo-turo” format—a cafeteria-style presentation of dishes—this is a sit-down affair, with a menu featuring typical northern Philippine-style dishes, along with not-so-typical fusion offerings.
- Fridays and Saturdays at Tivoli Village and Sundays in Henderson, you’ll find more than three dozen vendors selling produce, fresh salsa, honey and more.
- Caesars Palace restaurants are making their signature meals available as take-and-bake packages.
- Chef/owner Florent Cheveau previously served as executive pastry chef at MGM Grand and won the U.S. category at the 2018 World Chocolate Masters.
- Does it live up to its claim as the vegan In-N-Out? We’ll give two thumbs-up to the super-stacked Double Underground.
- The Brooklyn-style restaurant is open for takeout and delivery and has been selling a massive number of slices through its Arts District window.
Vegas Entertainment
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Vegas Nightlife
- The Downtown nightlife venue, set to debut on December 28, is an elevated escape.
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