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2027 stories by Corey Levitan
Las Vegas Sets Record for Most Consecutive Days Below 100 Degrees
Las Vegas has officially broken a weather record, and it's a good one, for a change. The National Weather Service office in Las Vegas announced that Monday's high of 97 degrees marked 291 consecutive days where the temperature failed to reach 100...
Frankie Valli, 89, Weds Fourth Wife at Westgate Las Vegas
He walked like a man, down the aisle for the fourth time. Frankie Valli, who turned 89 on May 3, married longtime girlfriend Jackie Jacobs, 60, at the Westgate Las Vegas Hotel & Casino on Monday. “It’s terrific to have found love...
WSOP Player Apparently Won Bracelet While Awaiting Trial for Intent to Murder Wife
According to Poker News, a man awaiting trial for allegedly attempting to murder his wife is believed to have won a World Series of Poker bracelet in an online game in Michigan last week. According to the Traverse City Record-Eagle, Rudy Gavaldon,...
Why Aliens Keep Visiting Las Vegas
Earlier this month, we brought you the story of the US Air Force whistleblower who claims the US government has multiple spacecraft of extraterrestrial origin, and actual alien bodies, in its possession. Since then, Las Vegas has had a UFO sighting that...
Bracelet & a Ring: Poker Champ Proposes to Girlfriend After WSOP Win
For poker pro AP Louis Garza, the $1.3 million he won in Event #50 of the World Series of Poker (WSOP) in Las Vegas on Saturday night just wasn’t life-changing enough. So the San Antonino resident dropped to both knees and changed...
Las Vegas Billionaire: ‘I Gave Up Seats on Doomed Submersible’
Las Vegas billionaire Jay Bloom claims he gave up two seats on the ill-fated submersible Titan, whose five passengers perished in an implosion while exploring the Titanic shipwreck on Sunday. Bloom is the reported billionaire who brought the Mob Experience to the...
Diver Who Perished in Submersible Rescued Crowning Las Vegas Titanic Artifact
French deep-sea explorer Paul-Henri Nargeolet, one of the five people aboard the Titan submersible who perished in a tragic implosion on Sunday, was responsible for salvaging what is now the main attraction of the Titanic exhibit at the Luxor Hotel & Casino...
Las Vegas Company Aims to Build Spaceport in Desert
A Las Vegas-based company says it wants to build a space airport, along with a casino hotel, on 240 acres of land it owns near Sin City’s border with Pahrump. According to Las Vegas Spaceport, it has been cleared by the Securities...
Puff, Puff, Passage: Cannabis Scores Two Major Vegas Victories This Week
Las Vegas lawmakers gave cannabis users two great excuses to light up in celebration this week. Nevada state regulators conditionally approved the first two cannabis consumption lounges for Las Vegas. Also, the Las Vegas City Council passed an ordinance making it more...
Fred Armisen to Lead a Punk Rock Museum Tour in Vegas
Comedy icon Fred Armisen will conduct two guided tours through the Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas next month. But why? Well, before achieving legendary status on "Saturday Night Live" and "Portlandia," Armisen was the drummer for Trenchmouth. He and singer Damon...
