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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 12, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Las Vegas Review Journal
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2 women accused of stealing more than $32K from Strip hotel guest (opens the original)
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A man told Las Vegas police he woke up in his Strip hotel room to find $1,200 missing from his wallet and more than $32,000 in unauthorized Apple Pay and Wells Fargo transactions after he brought two women he had met the night before to his room, police said. The man arrived at Aria with a woman later identified by police as Brenae Sandusky in the early hours of Feb. 24, according to a report from the Metropolitan Police Department. They had met at Marquee Nightclub at The Cosmopolitan. Aria sur
âPeopleâs gardenâ: New Springs Preserve venue connects LV to Paiute roots (opens the original)
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A new interactive teaching garden at Springs Preserve aims to keep traditional ecological knowledge and the native Southern Paiute language alive in Las Vegas. Nuwu Pahsats, a Southern Paiute or Nuwuvi term that translates to “people’s garden,” is tucked inside Springs Preserve behind a gate decorated with metallic Joshua trees, desert tortoises and blue streams of water. “It’s sort of a microcosm of Southern Nevada. We have different areas that represent different geographical locations here in
Family still seeks answers after missing NYC grandmother found dead in Vegas (opens the original)
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The daughter of Alisa Goods, the New York City grandmother who went missing and was later found dead while on a trip to Las Vegas, is still seeking answers about the circumstances leading to her mother’s death. “We have just been trying to cope with understanding that she is no longer here with us, and also what led to her not being here with us,” Kristen Goods said. The 63-year-old grandmother was last seen on Aug. 8 after going to CVS to pick up medication. She was reported missing two days la
He left traditional school at 15. Now heâs trying to change how Las Vegas trains workers (opens the original)
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Chris Roth has worked in the Nevada skilled trades industry since his father pulled him out of high school at 15 years old in 1985. In the moment, he felt alienated from his friends on the traditional high school path. Looking back, he recognizes that it changed his life for the better. Since then, he has worn many hats in the industry — contractor, business owner, entrepreneur, author and, most importantly to him, teacher. “At my heart, I think I’m just wired as a teacher, and it’s been certain
A retired Clark County firefighter just spent 11 months sailing the world (opens the original)
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A 59-year-old retired Clark County fire captain returned home from an 11-month journey sailing around the world. In August 2025, Jimmy Johnson embarked on the 14th Clipper Round the World Yacht Race. After nearly a year at sea, he returned to Las Vegas last month. Prior to the race, Johnson spent the majority of his life in the desert and had hardly any sailing experience. “It was daunting at times, and there were times when you’re just out there going, ‘What am I doing here?’ Middle of the Paci
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