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The Las Vegas Review-Journal is the largest daily newspaper in Nevada and the primary source of local news for the Las Vegas metropolitan area. Founded in 1909, the paper has grown alongside the city itself, documenting the transformation of Las Vegas from a small desert town into a globally recognized destination for tourism, entertainment and business. The Review-Journal provides comprehensive reporting on issues affecting Southern Nevada, including local government, tourism and hospitality, business development, crime, education and community life. The newspaper also offers extensive sports coverage, particularly local teams such as the Las Vegas Raiders, Vegas Golden Knights and Las Vegas Aces. In addition to breaking news and investigative journalism, the Review-Journal features a range of opinion columns, lifestyle content and entertainment coverage, highlighting the cultural energy that defines Las Vegas beyond the Strip. Available on PressReader, the Las Vegas Review-Journal newspaper delivers timely coverage that connects readers to the news shaping southern Nevada every day.

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ArticleStrip attack a tip­ping point

FLas Vegas Review-Journal ROM his two dec­ades as a busker, Shadow said he could fill a book with stor­ies about the times he saw Las Vegas street per­formers har­ass and, in some cases, hustle pat­rons for tips, even though tip­ping is entirely optional.

Strip attack a tip­ping point

ArticleMidterm pitches near end

Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump is clos­ing out the final days of a tur­bu­lent midterm cam­paign with ral­lies in two states he has hand­ily won in the past while Demo­crats began to frac­ture in Michigan, risk­ing their effort to retake the Sen­ate. The...

Midterm pitches near end

ArticleMUSTREADS

NEVADA & THE WEST ■ Hun­dreds cel­eb­rated Día de los Muer­tos in down­town Las Vegas. 1B ■ Law­yers for former Raid­ers run­ning back Josh Jac­obs said he has evid­ence dis­put­ing abuse alleg­a­tions made by three women. 1B WASHINGTON REPORT ■...

MUSTREADS

ArticleAudit finds major flaws in county admin­is­trator’s office

A cas­cade of errors is ham­per­ing the office tasked with man­aging the estates of those who die without a will in Clark County. That’s the takeaway from a 27-page audit of the county pub­lic admin­is­trator’s office. The audit, which covered...

Audit finds major flaws in county admin­is­trator’s office

ArticleRaid­ers fin­ish with gusto, ground Jets 38-33 to end 4-game skid

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — How the Las Vegas Raid­ers per­formed in a 38-33 win over the New York Jets at Met­life Sta­dium on Sunday: Offense It was another four-touch­down day for Kirk Cous­ins, who has become a fantasy foot­ball MVP this...

Raid­ers fin­ish with gusto, ground Jets 38-33 to end 4-game skid

ArticleJeanty sees reduced car­ries behind work­horse back Wash­ing­ton

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Las Vegas Raid­ers run­ning back Ashton Jeanty wasn’t able to fully back up the con­tro­ver­sial com­ments he made about some New York Jets defend­ers not really want­ing to tackle. He never really got the chance. Jeanty was...

Jeanty sees reduced car­ries behind work­horse back Wash­ing­ton