Number of cash buyers for new homes increases
The rise of mortgage rates over the past year has increased the percentage of people who are paying cash for their newly constructed homes, especially at the...
1win Partners shares insights into TikTok's potential as a free traffic source
The use of TikTok as a source of traffic has not been fully exploited by publishers despite its popularity. By analyzing its statistics, it is clear that...
Nevada Preps: Top 5 football games for Week 10
Desert Pines at Liberty tops a loaded slate with playoff seeding on the line. Other important games include Coronado at Sierra Vista and Silverado at Desert Oasis....
UNLV’s Essence Booker happy she found her way back home
Essence Booker never wanted to play basketball at UNLV or live in Las Vegas after graduating from Spring Valley High School. But now she savors every minute...
COVID cases among TSA employees spike at McCarran
At Las Vegas’ McCarran International Airport cases have increased 18 percent between July 2 and Tuesday, jumping from 197 positive cases to 233, according to TSA daily...
California sports wagering propositions appear headed for defeat
With half of California’s precincts reporting Tuesday night, both Propositions 26 and 27, which offered two different plans for sports betting, were on track to lose. Original...
Raiders Mailbag: More questions about Suh, offensive line
With just over three weeks before the start of training camp, the Raiders continue to assess their roster needs as they try to gather the best 90...
5 common financial scams that target seniors
According to the FBI, there were 92,371 older victims of fraud in 2021 resulting in $1.7 billion in losses. This was a 74 percent increase in losses...
Santa Claus is on his way. And COVID-19 won’t stop him.
Rest assured, kids of all ages: Santa’s coming this Christmas Eve, and a second holiday with COVID-19 won’t stop him. Original article: https://www.reviewjournal.com/news/nation-and-world/santa-claus-is-on-his-way-and-covid-19-wont-stop-him-2501790/
Police use pepper spray to break up fight at Summerlin high school
Several students in the immediate area were “possibly affected” and provided with treatment by medical staff as an additional precaution, according to a message sent to parents...
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