Federal immigration enforcement and local law enforcement cooperation remain at the center of a continuing legal fight in Southern Nevada, as the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and the ACLU of Nevada battle over Metro’s 287(g) agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

If you saw a mascot while you were dropping your kid off at school Wednesday morning, no, your eyes weren’t deceiving you.

A line of fur-midable characters made its way to schools in the West Valley Wednesday morning.

Traffic safety leaders joined forces with iconic local mascots Wednesday to send an urgent message to drivers in school zones: “Be kind, be alert, save a life.”

A job seeker was told one blunder hurt their professional image after a panel interview. Experts say the decision isn’t entirely shocking.

An undeleted line from an AI prompt was found in a post on a Chinese content farm. The prompt instructed writers to target a Taiwanese audience, rewrite the article in Traditional Chinese while preserving historical accuracy, and limit it to 500 words.

Historical research preserved at UNLV notes that Mexicans worked on local railroad crews as early as 1905, and Census records show substantial Mexican participation in the railroad workforce by 1910. Migration increased during the Mexican Revolution as workers came north seeking economic opportunity.

Aviation expert and former airline pilot Daniel Bubb, an Honors College professor at UNLV, is weighing in on what factors may have contributed to the deadly incident.

These Vegas spots may be long gone, but they live on through our memories (well, what we can remember of them.)