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Nevada Current

With his goal of deporting 1 million undocumented immigrants a year appearing elusive, President Donald Trump, who pledged to rid America of the “worst of the worst,” is revising his game plan in favor of sweeping, untargeted apprehension efforts that are likely to ensnare so-called ‘low-hanging fruit’ – immigrants with no criminal background who find themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time.

The News&Observer

Boom Supersonic, the Colorado startup that aims to assemble passenger jets in North Carolina, celebrated President Donald Trump’s executive order Friday ending a 52-year-old ban on overland civilian supersonic flight.

TravelPulse

Since at least the early 1900s, Las Vegas has been known as Sin City, a place meant to be an adult playground where anything goes. Historically, that playground included a heavy dose of gambling and alcohol, along with all manner of nightlife.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Clark County added approximately 57,566 residents to its overall population in 2016, a number that has yet to be eclipsed, according to the 2024-2060 Population Forecast report for 2024 from UNLV’s Center for Business and Economic Research.

Las Vegas Sun

Southern Nevada labor leaders demonstrated outside the Lloyd D. George U.S. Courthouse Monday evening, demanding an end to federal immigration raids and the dismissal of charges against a California union president.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Nearly six months after President Donald Trump took office under a sweeping campaign promise that his administration would launch “the largest deportation program of criminals in the history of America,” the federal government has been mum about how his immigration enforcement is playing out in Southern Nevada.

Las Vegas Sun

Walter Vidal Contreras Robles sat excitedly in the small waiting room of the UNLV Otolaryngology Clinic with a bright smile on his face on the morning of May 30.

K.N.P.R. News

Every parent wants their child to be happy, healthy, and thriving. But many whose children are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder worry that it will make their lives more difficult.

Las Vegas Sun

Walter Vidal Contreras Robles sat excitedly in the small waiting room of UNLV’s otolaryngology clinic with a bright smile on his face the morning of May 30.

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