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Depending on where you were Saturday night, the running of the first Las Vegas Grand Prix offered a wide range of perceptions.
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Depending on where you were Saturday night, the running of the first Las Vegas Grand Prix offered a wide range of perceptions.
The spectacle promised for months by Las Vegas Grand Prix organizers — a show unlike anything else on the F1 calendar — has come under the world’s microscope.
Fifty years after moving to Las Vegas, the Goodmans are wrapping up a quarter of a century during which one or the other has been the city’s mayor.
Penn Entertainment, the parent company of M Resort in Henderson, announced a $206 million expansion a year ago. It hasn't happened.
Sen. Dina Neal (D-North Las Vegas), whose district also covers neighborhoods nearby, spoke about discrimination against Black children and families through urban planning policies. She said it is common practice for policymakers to “take our poverty, our racial characteristics, plug it into a grant, get dollars and those dollars do not find their way back to [predominantly Black] ZIP codes.”