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Three people were found dead in a west valley apartment, the LVCVA recommends a substantial raise for CEO Steve Hill, and a new Mexican restaurant concept debuts at the Palms.

Las Vegas police released more information about a shooting of a suspected kidnapper, the rapper known as Blueface said he intends to plead guilty in connection with a shooting outside a strip club, new laws for the state of Nevada will go into effect as the legislature comes to a close and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A conservation bill for water restriction efforts is signed into law, an elderly man was the target of an alleged hate crime, and a passenger rail is being considered from Las Vegas to Salt Lake City.

Police identified the officer who shot and critically wounded a man suspected of kidnapping a woman, Nevada's lowest paid workers will soon see a larger paycheck, Gov. Joe Lombardo signed 536 bills during the 82nd legislative session and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A kidnapping in Boulder City leads to a shooting involving police, an exotic pet store was the target of a robbery, and a multi-million dollar grocery distribution center is opening later this year.

Only about half of high schoolers in North Las Vegas graduated within four years among the class of 2022, two days after an apartment complex fire began, the fire remains ‘deep-seated,’ a19-year-old has been identified as a man who was shot dead in North Las Vegas on Tuesday and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A marathon of closures on the 1-15 will impact traffic for multiple weekends, a busy Henderson roadway is set for a multi-million dollar upgrade, and Avelo Airlines expands its non-stop route offerings.

The Oakland Athletics have officially begun the relocation application process, a man is facing a felony charge after stating he intended to drive a truck through the Golden Knights' parade, residents gathered to vent their frustrations with high NV Energy bills and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A shooting involving three teens leaves one dead, ‘Little Ethiopia’ is designated as the first cultural district, and the Summerlin Patriotic Parade returns.

A 'blazing inferno' destroyed a building in the southwest valley, two Planet Hollywood pools have been closed for about a week after the health district found several violations, a new fire station in North Las Vegas broke ground on Tuesday and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A World Series of Poker player is accused of cheating, an inclusive pro wrestling organization gains popularity in the valley, and water is expected to be released into a wash from Lake Mead National Recreation Area.

The four-day Hawaiian convention brings authentic items to the 9th island, a Henderson man is facing federal charges in connection with so-called animal crush videos, another Golden Knight went to a local sporting goods store to greet fans and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal

The Animal Foundation seeks additional funding from Clark County, thousands of community locations receive better access to the internet after receiving federal dollars, and homeowners locked into a low-interest mortgage may have a tough time finding another home.

The Golden Knights celebrated their Stanley Cup victory during a parade on Saturday, a man died after going over the edge of the Grand Canyon West Skywalk earlier this month, a new video shows what the MSG Sphere spectator zone will like during the the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Exclusive video shows the moments a SWAT team enters a home following a murder-suicide, Metro police thwart a mass shooting threat hours before the Golden Knights’ victory, and a new Makers & Finders opens in Henderson. » Subscribe to the Las Vegas Review-Journal: https://bit.ly/lvrjsubscribe » Watch more 7@7 video: https://bit.ly/lvrjvideo The Las Vegas Review-Journal is introducing a video news...

The Golden Knights will parade down the Strip on Saturday amid cheers from thousands of adoring fans, the future of David Blaine's Strip residency remains up in the air, Nevada State Police responded to a fatal crash on Lee Canyon Road Thursday night and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal

Governor Joe Lombardo signs the Oakland A’s stadium bill, Las Vegas is the top city for residents relocating from San Francisco, and a pipeline is proposed to carry water to Henderson and the southern valley.

A bill to provide $380 million in public funding for a new baseball stadium for the Oakland Athletics is headed to the governor's desk, a couple faces multiple child abuse charges after police found two bruised children locked in a dog kennel, transportation projects get a lift from the LVCVA board and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

The route is set for the Vegas Golden Knights championship parade, the Review-Journal prints more copies of sold-out newspapers to meet demand, and the bill to approve the Oakland A’s stadium moves forward.

Champions! The Golden Knights routed the Florida Panthers 9-3 to clinch its first Stanley Cup, Gov. Joe Lombardo signed a bill banning sundown sirens, another phase is slated to be added to the ongoing $305 million Interstate 15-Tropicana Avenue road project and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Vegas Golden Knights are on the cusp of winning their first Stanley Cup, a popular BBQ restaurant is a total loss after an electrical fire, and the lottery is one step closer to legalization in Nevada. » Subscribe to the Las Vegas Review-Journal: https://bit.ly/lvrjsubscribe » Watch more 7@7 video: https://bit.ly/lvrjvideo The Las Vegas Review-Journal is introducing a video news program that will...

The Golden Knights look to clinch its first Stanley Cup in franchise history, a mother is grieving the loss of a second son in less than a month after he was killed in a crash on Saturday, DJ Steve Aoki will perform at Toshiba Plaza today prior to game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

The Vegas Golden Knights are ready to drop the puck in Game 5 in the Stanley Cup Final, the family of a man killed in a North Las Vegas plane crash seeks damages, and Boulder Highway is the focus of a new initiative to improve the roadway.

Three people are dead after a fiery crash involving a stolen vehicle over the weekend, a Summerlin Starbucks closed after 25 years, if the A's land public funding, traveling in the area of the proposed ballpark would look different and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A home invasion turns deadly in a west Las Vegas neighborhood, Las Vegas is now one of three cities with a TSA Academy in the nation, and plan your weekend with Neon’s Top 10 things to do.