Nevada gambling regulators say they bought illegal sports bets through Kalshi from inside state lines, weeks after a court ordered the company to block exactly that. Now they want the company to pay $120,000 for every day it kept happening. The Nevada Gaming Control Board asked a Carson City court to impose $120,000 in daily… Continue reading Nevada Wants $120,000 a Day From a Prediction Market App It Says Is Cheating a Court Order
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North Las Vegas Tendrá Su Primer Campus Universitario. Algunos Estudiantes Ya Manejan Dos Horas Para Llegar.
Durante años, los residentes de North Las Vegas que querían estudiar en Nevada State University tenían que hacer el viaje hasta Henderson. Algunos estudiantes reportaron un viaje redondo de dos horas. Un nuevo campus en el centro, cuya construcción comienza este año, busca cerrar esa brecha. La Junta de Regentes del Sistema de Educación Superior… Continue reading North Las Vegas Tendrá Su Primer Campus Universitario. Algunos Estudiantes Ya Manejan Dos Horas Para Llegar.
Henderson’s Police Chief and His Second-in-Command Are Both Under State Investigation
Henderson’s top cop and his deputy chief are both being investigated by state authorities. The city won’t say what they’re accused of — only that it couldn’t trust its own department to investigate itself. The City of Henderson confirmed an active state investigation into Police Chief Reggie Rader and Deputy Chief Matt Murnane, placing Murnane… Continue reading Henderson’s Police Chief and His Second-in-Command Are Both Under State Investigation
Las Vegas Será la Primera Ciudad Donde Puedes Pagar por un Viaje Sin Volante
Los reguladores federales nunca habían permitido que un auto sin volante cobrara a los pasajeros por viajes — hasta ahora. Las Vegas está a punto de convertirse en el primer lugar del país donde eso sucede. La Administración Nacional de Seguridad del Tráfico en las Carreteras le otorgó a Zoox, propiedad de Amazon, una exención… Continue reading Las Vegas Será la Primera Ciudad Donde Puedes Pagar por un Viaje Sin Volante
Boulder City Is Suing the Federal Government Over a Data Center It Never Got to Vote On
Boulder City’s Planning Commission voted 6-1 against allowing data centers in the city. The federal government approved one anyway, on land the city says is still within its jurisdiction — and now Boulder City is taking the fight to federal court. The Boulder City Council voted unanimously to formally appeal the Bureau of Land Management’s… Continue reading Boulder City Is Suing the Federal Government Over a Data Center It Never Got to Vote On
The BLM Sold Off 22 Parcels of Las Vegas Land This Year. Most of the Money Didn’t Stay Local.
The federal government sold 22 parcels of public land across the Las Vegas Valley this spring. Most of the proceeds are earmarked for statewide projects — not the neighborhoods the land came from. The Bureau of Land Management proposed the sale of 22 parcels of public land across the Las Vegas Valley, with nine parcels… Continue reading The BLM Sold Off 22 Parcels of Las Vegas Land This Year. Most of the Money Didn’t Stay Local.
Congress Shrank a Nevada Reservation to 1,000 Acres in 1875. Its Land Now Helps Power the Grid.
In 1875, the federal government cut a Nevada Indian reservation from roughly 2 million acres down to 1,000 — one of the steepest land losses in the state’s history. A century and a half later, the same reservation is home to a battery storage system built where a coal plant once stood, and Congress is… Continue reading Congress Shrank a Nevada Reservation to 1,000 Acres in 1875. Its Land Now Helps Power the Grid.
The BLM Approved a Data Center Near Lake Mead Without Telling Boulder City First
A company won approval to build a solar farm on federal land near Boulder City in 2023. This summer, the same approval got quietly transferred to an 86-acre AI data center instead — without a new environmental review or a single conversation with the city it sits inside. The Bureau of Land Management approved an… Continue reading The BLM Approved a Data Center Near Lake Mead Without Telling Boulder City First
Americans Have Vandalized Police Surveillance Cameras in at Least 36 States
A quiet, decentralized backlash against a license-plate-tracking company has turned into one of the most visible acts of civil disobedience against surveillance technology in years — camera by camera, pole by pole. Flock Safety cameras, automated license plate readers used by more than 5,000 law enforcement agencies nationwide, have been vandalized, disabled or stolen in… Continue reading Americans Have Vandalized Police Surveillance Cameras in at Least 36 States
Israel Admits Firing on Hind Rajab’s Car After Two Years of Denial
For two years, Israel said its soldiers weren’t near the car. On Wednesday, it admitted they fired on it, then opened a criminal probe into the killing of a five-year-old girl. Hind Rajab died in Gaza City on January 29, 2024, after Israeli forces opened fire on the car carrying her and six family members… Continue reading Israel Admits Firing on Hind Rajab’s Car After Two Years of Denial
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