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Rep. Dina Titus plans to take another swing at an archaic tax formula involving slot machine winnings, an injured worker battles for benefits, Strip land values push higher after plunging in recession and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A teen was found shot to death at his apartment in northeast Las Vegas during a welfare check, police fatally shot a man who reached for a firearm during a traffic stop, and more Las Vegas news on 7@7 PM.

A woman was sentenced Thursday after her daughter died in a hot, locked bedroom, Strip resorts expect March to be a slam dunk with big events, Tesla is set to receive $330 million in tax abatements over the next 20 years and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

NFL player Alvin Kamara enters a plea in connection to an alleged brawl on the Las Vegas Strip, a proposed bill aims to limit residential water use, and a new transitional house in Henderson was unveiled to help children and young adults.

A person armed with a gun was shot by Las Vegas police in Henderson after a stolen vehicle pursuit, an alleged cult leader pleaded not guilty to sex assault charges, UNLV’s Ryan Keeler was prescribed medication days before death and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Snowfall blanketed Red Rock Canyon and surrounding areas in Summerlin experienced some flurries while nearby highways were temporarily closed as a precaution, F1 tickets for the Bellagio Fountain spectator seats sold out, and more Las Vegas news on 7@7 PM.

Big Rockies snowpack may boost Lake Mead, another preliminary hearing date has been set for former Raiders player Henry Ruggs, January gaming win surpasses $1 billion for the 23rd straight month and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Accused killer Robert Telles was granted permission in court to represent himself in his murder trial, a number of CCSD schools were rezoned to accommodate students, and a wind advisory was once again issued for the Las Vegas area.

UNLV football players honor Ryan Keeler, a Las Vegas judge sentenced a man for leaving the scene of a fatal motorcycle crash, Las Vegas' first Black motorcycle officer died Saturday at the age of 98 and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

The search is on for a suspect connected to the shooting death of a woman in a Mountain’s Edge neighborhood, NDOT changes the traffic flow on I-15 and Tropicana after complaints from drivers, and the Las Vegas Grand Prix makes its mark in gaming with a slot machine partner.

Taxpayers are subsidizing sports cars and luxury vehicles for some of Southern Nevada's highest paid officials, runners took over the Strip over the weekend for the Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series, Harry Reid International Airport is cutting back on tram service and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A man was arrested in connection to two separate killings near downtown Las Vegas, parents are calling for police reform after a video of an officer’s interaction with a student circulated on social media, and winter weather causes closures at a popular destination in the valley.

A teen driver gets jail time in the crash that killed a Nellis senior airman, a new Review-Journal series aims to improve access to public information, a man convicted of three 2005 murders strangled a woman to death in 2004, police said and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Texas Station is now a pile of rubble after its demolition, home sales continue to slow down in Las Vegas compared to last year, and now is the time to plan your routes as the Rock N Roll marathon takes over the Strip this weekend.

Police release video linked to fatal shooting of teen, an alleged cult leader accused of sexually assaulting Native American women and girls was indicted Wednesday, a proposed bill would remove the time limit for sex assault victims to sue and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A graphic video shows an attack involving New Orleans Saints player Alvin Kamara, the Alpine Motel Apartments hearing resumes after years of delays, and police release details on two homicides involving homeless people.

A powerful windstorm swept through Southern Nevada Tuesday, causing flight delays, power outages and road visibility issues, a popular highway in Death Valley has reopened, Usher added more dates to his residency and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A judge presiding over ex-Raider player Henry Ruggs’ DUI case recused himself from the case causing yet another delay, the Rio is planning a multi-phase renovation while remaining open to a major-league ballpark, and strong wind gusts are expected in the valley.

A ‘dry’ Nevada town seeks to lift booze ban, the Bureau of Land Management is investigating a small plane crash that occurred Sunday in the tiny outpost of Cal-Nev-Ari, the road that runs in front of Allegiant Stadium is set for an upgrade and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

All eyes are on Las Vegas as the entertainment capital of the world prepares for the Super Bowl and the F1 Grand Prix, a sold-out Pokemon GO event was called a ‘hot mess’ by attendees after major issues, and North Las Vegas Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown reflects on her career and life.

Protesters criticize CCSD police in response to video of a school police officer’s altercation with a Black student, a lawsuit alleges that a dealer continued to deal with a man slumped over during cardiac arrest, legendary rockers raise millions at Power of Love and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

The family of police detective Justin Terry files a wrongful death suit months after he was crushed to death by a metal beam, the discussion to create a state lottery is underway in the Nevada Legislature, and the deadline to apply for the Super Bowl business connect program is approaching.

Culinary union members picketed outside the Las Vegas Convention Center, Alvin Kamara was indicted in connection with a brawl at The Cromwell, police released video of a suspect who killed a woman back in August, and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Three people accused of holding a teenager captive for a year in her bedroom were indicted Wednesday, Jack Cason, the co-founder of Rebel Oil, died Feb. 4 at the age of 95, the William Hill and Caesars Sportsbook mobile sports betting apps were back in working order Wednesday night and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

The Oakland A’s are between two sites for a future stadium and public assistance for their relocation might be an option, it’s an end of an era for the Mirage as the dolphin performers are returned to Sea World, and a long list of restaurants open their doors in Summerlin.