Super opportunities are coming to local businesses during Las Vegas’ first-ever Super Bowl, and some valley leaders will help connect them to the NFL. Peter Guzman, for one, already helps to promote small Hispanic-owned businesses as the Latin Chamber of Commerce CEO. This year, he’s also co-chair of a sub-committee: community affairs for the Las Vegas Super Bowl.
Super opportunities are coming to local businesses during Las Vegas’ first-ever Super Bowl, and some valley leaders will help connect them to the NFL.
Peter Guzman, for one, already helps to promote small Hispanic-owned businesses as the Latin Chamber of Commerce CEO. This year, he’s also co-chair of a sub-committee: community affairs for the Las Vegas Super Bowl.
Target is facing backlash nationwide for its Pride Month merchandise and displays. Saturday protesters rallied at different Las Vegas valley locations, protesting the collection, which they believe, is sending children the wrong message and “selling satanism and sexualizing grooming clothing and toys for children.”
One person is dead after a crash in the southeast Las Vegas valley.
Metro police say they're looking for a man in the fatal shooting of his girlfriend early Saturday in the northeast valley.
Miquel Jones II wasn't happy with his job after graduating from Basic Academy of International Studies.
The “heartbeat” of November’s Formula 1 race through the Las Vegas strip is nearly 70 percent done, according to officials, while repaving and traffic questions remain on the track.
Nevada State Police are making their presence known by joining forces in their Pedestrian Safety Campaign, an effort to reduce fatalities on valley roadways.
The Archdiocese of Las Vegas is waging war with state lawmakers over an assisted-suicide bill.
In a post to the Twitter account appearing to be associated with the Golden Knights celebrity dog Bark-André Furry, it was announced Friday that he had passed away. He was 14 years old.
An ongoing traffic nightmare involving an internationally recognized motorsport is leaving Las Vegas drivers with headaches and questions about how many more times they will have to endure it.
