If you or someone you know is looking for a job, these 4 options in Las Vegas are known to hire fast and offer same-day interviews or flexible work.
This is part 5 of a series dedicated to collectors, where we share tips and a look into the collector space in Las Vegas.
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Top 3 Tech Companies Hiring in Las Vegas Right Now (2025) If you’re looking to break into tech or upgrade your pay and benefits, these 3 companies are actively hiring right here in Las Vegas. Some roles are entry level and don’t require a degree.
If you're a student or need part-time flexibility, these 3 jobs are actually built around your life and class schedule. Use this list as inspiration and share it with someone who needs a flexible gig in Vegas.
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It started as a dream between mother and daughter, and became a family-run creative studio that brings people together through art.
When Broadacres Marketplace would normally be filled with hundreds of visitors dancing, shopping, and enjoying themselves, the market announced it would temporarily shut down “due to ongoing ICE [U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement] raids” and the “fear and uncertainty at an all-time high among the immigrant community in Las Vegas.”
Mike Kagan, Director of the UNLV Immigration Clinic, shared that more than 400 people are in ICE custody at the two Southern Nevada Detention Centers: the Henderson Detention Center and the Nevada Southern Detention Center.
An American Airlines flight had to turn around following its departure from Harry Reid International Airport on Wednesday, June 25, after smoke was seen coming from the plane.
Footage filmed by X user @mvious shows dark smoke billowing from the plane as it passed by the Las Vegas National Golf Course on Wednesday.
Airport officials said that American Airlines Flight 1665 was headed from Las Vegas to North Carolina but diverted back to make an emergency landing at the Las Vegas airport due to smoke coming from its left engine, according to local news reports.
Reports said the FAA confirmed that the American Airlines plane returned safely back to Harry Reid around 8:20 am and is investigating.
This is a developing story.
