Good morning, Las Vegas. Here are the five stories people are reading this Tuesday.
1. 133 Dead in Wrong-Way Crashes in Nevada in Five Years: Steps to Protect Yourself
Federal data shows 133 people died in wrong-way crashes in Nevada from 2020 to 2024, and at least 18 more have died in Clark and Nye counties since then.
2. Tom Brady makes bold Super Bowl prediction for the Raiders
Raiders minority owner Tom Brady predicted the team will win a Super Bowl by 2030 during a television appearance Sunday.
3. Mountain West championship game future cloudy amid CFP 24-team expansion
The Mountain West Conference is evaluating the future of its championship game following the College Football Playoff's expansion to 24 teams starting next season.
4. Las Vegas Grand Prix circuit prep heading down final stretch before race week
Formula One crews are finalizing the 3.8-mile Las Vegas Grand Prix circuit ahead of the Nov. 19-21 race, with lane closures and pedestrian bridge shutdowns affecting the Strip and surrounding roads through the week.
5. 4 takeaways from the Golden Knights’ longest road trip of season
The Golden Knights earned seven of eight points on their longest road trip of the season, highlighted by strong goaltending and offensive contributions from Trevor Connelly and Tomas Hertl.
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