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labor1 year ago

Casino Hotel Workers Strike Near Las Vegas Strip

Hundreds of hotel workers at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas have gone on strike after failing to secure a new contract, marking the first open-ended strike in 22 years for the Culinary Workers Union. The union, representing about 60,000 members, is demanding fair wage increases and better benefits, criticizing the company's proposal as inadequate. The strike includes 24/7 picket lines and calls for customers to avoid crossing the strike line. This action follows a previous 48-hour walkout and comes after successful negotiations with other major Las Vegas hotels last year.

sports1 year ago

"Security Tackles Streakers at Super Bowl 58 in Las Vegas"

Two individuals were arrested after running onto the field during the Super Bowl at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, causing a brief interruption in the game. The incident occurred in the third quarter and was not shown on the broadcast. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officials confirmed the arrests, and images suggest that as many as three people may have been involved in the intrusion.

sports1 year ago

"Security Tackles Super Bowl Field Invaders in 2024"

Two individuals were arrested for running onto the field during the Super Bowl at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, causing a brief interruption in the game. The incident occurred in the third quarter and was not shown on the broadcast. Despite the disruption, the game continued, and the Kansas City Chiefs' kicker went on to set a new record for the longest field goal in Super Bowl history.

sports1 year ago

"Las Vegas Hosts Wildest Super Bowl Opening Night Yet"

The Super Bowl opening night in Las Vegas is set to be a wild and extravagant media extravaganza, with thousands of media members and fans attending to see the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers make their first and only public appearance before the big game. The event will feature a mix of serious and silly questions, as well as goofy skits, and is expected to be a circus-like spectacle. Both teams are preparing to handle the distractions and hype leading up to the game, with the team that manages it best having a better chance to win the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

society2 years ago

"Caution: Taking Photos on Las Vegas Strip Pedestrian Bridges Could Lead to Jail Time"

Standing or stopping is now banned on pedestrian bridges on the Las Vegas Strip, with violators facing up to six months in jail or a $1,000 fine. The ordinance aims to ensure a continuous flow of pedestrian traffic and increase public safety, but opponents argue that it violates First Amendment rights. The ban does not include waiting to use elevators, stairways, or escalators, and the county plans to install signs identifying prohibited areas.

crime-and-legal2 years ago

"Attacker in Court Sentencing Claims Bad Day, Faces Solitary Confinement Amid Marshal Shortage"

During a sentencing hearing in Las Vegas, Deobra Redden attacked Judge Mary Kay Holthus, claiming he was having a bad day. The assault occurred after the judge indicated Redden would be jailed for a previous assault charge. Redden now faces multiple new charges, including battery on a protected person. Despite the violent encounter, Judge Holthus returned to work the following day and has ordered Redden to reappear in court.

crime-and-legal2 years ago

"Defendant's 'Bad Day' Leads to Violent Attack on Las Vegas Judge"

During a sentencing hearing in Las Vegas, Deobra Redden attacked Judge Mary Kay Holthus, causing injuries to her and two others. Redden leaped over the bench, pushed the judge against a wall, and engaged in a brawl with court officials. He later expressed to corrections officers that he was having a bad day and had intended to kill the judge. Redden is set to be charged with multiple counts of battery for the attack and will return to court for sentencing in the original case. Judge Holthus thanked those who expressed concern and those who acted bravely during the incident.