Good morning, Las Vegas. Here are the five stories people are reading this Thursday.
1. Hawaii’s connection to Las Vegas runs deep — and it’s worth $1.8B in real estate
Hawaii-linked entities own over $1.8 billion in real estate across Clark County, a connection rooted in casino marketing from the 1970s.
2. White House confronts Democrats over planned probes, claiming they may be ‘blatant criminality’
White House counsel warns Democrats that congressional probes of the Trump administration could be criminal, prompting a sharp rebuke from Rep. Robert Garcia.
3. What to know about today’s Las Vegas Veterans Day Parade
The Las Vegas Veterans Day Parade will roll down Fourth Street downtown on Nov. 11 with an opening ceremony at 9:30 a.m., a flyover at 10 a.m. and the parade running to noon.
4. Kirk Cousins has mixed emotions at Great Clips before leaving Las Vegas
Kirk Cousins was traded from the Raiders to the Vikings at the NFL deadline and kept a Great Clips appointment in Las Vegas before departing for Minnesota.
5. Las Vegas civil rights leader charged with DUI in pedestrian crash
Las Vegas civil‑rights leader Robert Bush was charged with DUI after his car struck a pedestrian in downtown Las Vegas, leaving the victim with life‑threatening injuries.
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