Caesars Entertainment is being acquired in a $17.6B transaction by the company controlled by billionaire Tilman Fertitta. Deal will take the largest casino company in the U.S. private, could trigger casino sales to avoid antitrust issues. @howardstutz:
https://t.co/opviPg1TwW
Congressional Democrats recently launched an inquiry into whether recipients of Trump's pardons were part of "pay-to-play dynamics."
In response, Nevada Judge Michele Fiore denied "any improper conduct in connection with my pardon" and called the inquiry a "fishing expedition."
NEW and exclusive: @StevenHorsford is endorsing Teresa Benitez-Thompson (@TBT_NV) in #NV02.
He's the second Nevada member of Congress to weigh in on the crowded Democratic primary—Susie Lee endorsed Greg Kidd right before TBT jumped in.
Here's Horsford's statement:
This is great news. @calvertphoto has been battling cancer and to know he can throw out the first pitch for the Reno Aces is wonderful. I'll be there in spirit!
Save the date! I’m throwing out the first pitch at 6:30 p.m. if I make it over the plate they’ll probably just leave me out there. I’ve got two or three innings in me.
🎟️: https://t.co/isHDgEjJcg
The Indy's debate for the Democratic primary for attorney general b/w @ZConine and @Nicole4Nevada is kicking off at The Beverly Theater. Follow along with me and @howardstutz to learn what the candidates in one of this year's most competitive primary races have to say.
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The closures are the end of an era. They were always a beacon of hope and the fun to come on the long drive from Southern California to Southern Nevada.
“There are people in Primm who have no idea what to do or where to go.”
Closure of the Primm Valley Casino Resort and other businesses means hundreds of employees are now looking for housing and jobs. @howardstutz reports:
https://t.co/yWjqPpkb80
If you want to be prepared before heading to the polls this June, check out @TheNVIndy's voter guide. Our staff devoted hours to compiling information and interviewing candidates.
We’ve got details on more than 350 candidates in our newly launched voter guide, along with a presidential candidate visit tracker, election FAQs and more. Learn more here: https://t.co/yIKUvlNqP6
This is an outstanding and enlightening look at the Las Vegas tourism market from my colleague @MiniRacker. She spent about six months gathering data and researching the story. Please give it a moment of your time.
If Las Vegas is Disney World for adults, then it’s no surprise that Sin City’s offerings are increasingly tailored to the rich. But is pushing away budget travelers killing what’s made Las Vegas work? @MiniRacker reports:
https://t.co/k61GK1fR9p
Subscribing to @TheNVIndy's Indy Election's newsletter is one of the best (and most entertaining and enlightening) ways to stay abreast of what you need to know this election season.
More than 950 candidates are running in Nevada this year. How can you keep track of them all? We’re trying to solve that problem with Indy Elections.
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Thrilled to see @katecreynolds excellent story on Nevada brothel workers' fight to control their image and likeness republished on the front page of @The19thNews
ICE has purchased a warehouse in Salt Lake City for $145 million dollars amid rumors that ICE plans on opening a new detention center in the region.
ICE's Salt Lake Field Office oversees Nevada, Montana, and Idaho. There are rumors it plans to expand detention in Nevada.
The 20th candidate who wants to replace Rep. Mark Amodei (R-NV) is a former South Lake Tahoe city councilman who says his approach would echo President Trump’s.
Check out the latest in our candidate filing live blog:
https://t.co/ROKBXO3iVj
NEW: Nevada has appointed a new state engineer to oversee water resources and laws in the nation's driest state, three months after the firing of former engineer Adam Sullivan.
Joe Cacioppo, a deputy administrator in the state's Division of Water Resources, will start March 30.
NEW: @SettelmeyerNV WILL run for Congress in #NV02.
The former state senator was appointed head of the department of conservation by @JosephMLombardo in 2023.
Northern NV Republicans have recently sung his praises to me—especially about the fact that he’s from the district.