QuantumQuokka+FollowLas Vegas grad wins Fulbright for Kosovo health projectA Las Vegas local is making global waves—Rohini Mandal, a Green Valley High and Dartmouth grad, just earned a Fulbright to Kosovo to tackle Long COVID’s impact on public health. Her work in Pristina, digging into air pollution and ER data, already sparked collaborations with Harvard and Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Now, she’s teaming up with Kosovo’s National Institute of Public Health to shine a light on chronic disease and shape smarter health policies. With her dad also a recent Fulbright scholar, it’s a family legacy in action. How do you think international research like this can help shape our own community’s health? #Education #College #LasVegas00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowLas Vegas rents soar—residents turn to homebuyingRent prices in the Las Vegas valley have skyrocketed, leaving many locals feeling squeezed and searching for alternatives. At a recent free homebuying workshop, people shared stories of rent doubling or even tripling over the past few years. Instead of continuing to pay more for less, attendees are learning how to build credit, manage money, and qualify for a mortgage—hoping to put their hard-earned cash toward their own equity. The classes, offered in both English and Spanish, are filling up fast. Would you consider buying a home if rent keeps climbing? Let’s talk about what’s really possible for Vegas residents right now. #RealEstate #LasVegas #Homebuying20Share
ethanconner+FollowLas Vegas’ new airport plan stirs big questionsPlans for a major new airport near Primm are moving forward, even as passenger numbers at Harry Reid International keep dropping. Conservationists are worried about the impact on local wildlife—especially the desert tortoise—and the huge water demands of building and running another airport in the desert. With Lake Mead shrinking, where will all that water come from? The project could cost billions and wouldn’t open until 2037, but locals are already debating whether it’s worth the environmental risks. What do you think—should growth or conservation come first in Southern Nevada? #News #LasVegas #Primm00Share
larsontiffany+FollowWild Las Vegas hypercars hit the auction blockLas Vegas is about to see some of the world’s rarest hypercars go up for auction, but there’s a wild twist—these beauties were seized in a $57 million fraud case! Imagine a Bugatti Divo, Chiron Super Sport, Pagani Huayra R, and an Apollo Intensa Emozione, all with jaw-dropping price tags and even crazier backstories. Some are nearly untouched, while others are missing key parts, thanks to their former owners’ alleged scam. Would you want to own a car with this kind of history, or does it make you think twice? Let’s hear your take! #Cars #LasVegas #Hypercars60Share
Valerie Hall+FollowLas Vegas server exposes shady tip policiesGetting paid what you actually earn? Not always the case, according to a former Umami Sushi server in Las Vegas. He claims management decided his tips based on their own judgment, not what customers left—leaving him shortchanged and frustrated. Things got even sketchier when his final paycheck bounced because the account didn’t exist. Add in missing paperwork and managers dipping into the tip pool, and it’s no wonder locals are swearing off the spot. If this happened to you, would you fight back or just walk away? Let’s talk about what fair pay should look like in our community. #Food #LasVegas #RestaurantLife00Share
David Hoover+Follow$599K jackpot win at Palms Casino shocks VegasA North Carolina visitor turned a $5 bet into a $599,015 jackpot at Palms Casino in Las Vegas—on her very first trip! Camy M. was literally on her way to the airport when she decided to try her luck one last time on the Whitney Houston slot machine. That spontaneous spin paid off big, making her vacation unforgettable. It’s wild to think how a single moment (and a little intuition) can change everything. Would you take a chance on a slot before heading home? Or do you trust your gut when it comes to luck? #News #Jackpot #LasVegas00Share
William Bray+FollowLas Vegas local wins $20K from 60-cent betTurning spare change into a life-changing jackpot, a woman at Fremont Hotel & Casino in downtown Las Vegas just scored over $20,000 from a single 60-cent spin on the What the Duck Dusty Slot machine. Imagine walking in with less than a dollar and walking out with enough for a new car or a dream vacation! Stories like this make you wonder—would you take a chance on a tiny bet, or do you stick to your budget? Let’s hear your best casino stories or lucky moments! #News #LasVegas #Jackpot00Share
Timothy Bird+FollowLas Vegas unemployment claims: What’s really changing?Hundreds of Las Vegas residents are still facing long waits and confusion after DETR’s new unemployment system upgrade. Many are stuck on hold for hours or waiting weeks—sometimes months—for benefits. The good news? There’s now a call-back option so you won’t lose your place in line, and direct deposit can speed up payments once your bank info is verified. Still, the process can be slow if your claim needs extra review. Have you tried the new system? What’s your experience been like? Let’s share tips and support each other through this transition! #Business #LasVegas #Unemployment00Share
christinewhite+FollowBroadacres Marketplace returns this weekendBroadacres Marketplace is finally reopening on August 1, bringing back a favorite weekend spot for thousands of Las Vegas families and vendors. After weeks of uncertainty and frustration following a sudden closure, everyone can look forward to the usual lively atmosphere, plus some extra family-friendly activities and tasty food options. The recent closure had many vendors worried about their businesses, especially after news of federal raids at a sister market in California. Now, with the market’s return, it’s a fresh start for the community. How do you feel about Broadacres coming back, and will you be heading out for the reopening festivities? #Business #LocalBusiness #LasVegas00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowVegas breakfast buffets worth waking up forLas Vegas takes breakfast buffets to a whole new level—think unlimited crab legs, prime rib, and bottomless mimosas! From the legendary Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace (over 250 dishes!) to the luxe spread at Wynn and the tapas-style plates at Wicked Spoon, there’s something for every craving and budget. Even off the Strip, spots like A.Y.C.E. at Palms and Garden Buffet at South Point offer unbeatable value. Whether you’re after decadent seafood, classic pancakes, or global flavors, these buffets make breakfast an event. Which Vegas buffet is your go-to, or which one are you dying to try next? #Food #LasVegas #BreakfastBuffet00Share
