Your Daily Guide

🐶 Warrant Issued in Dog Ditching Case

Remember the woman accused of abandoning a dog at the airport while trying to board a flight? Well, she missed her court date and now a warrant is out for her arrest. Someone claiming to be a family member called the judge, saying the woman is currently in a hospital out of state. [KLAS]

🪧 ‘No Kings’ Protesters Billed $24,000

Freedom isn’t free — especially if you plan to protest. Indivisible Las Vegas, the official organizer behind last week’s local “No Kings” protest – was handed a $24,000 bill to cover a permit, liability insurance, police, an ambulance, and barricades in front of the federal courthouse. Unlike cities like Reno, Las Vegas doesn’t have designated “free speech zones” to gather in public. [Nevada Current]

🤑 Caesars Rides the ‘All-Inclusive’ Bandwagon

Las Vegas loves a trend — and Caesars Entertainment is now the latest company offering all-inclusive Strip-cations. The deal starts at $200 per night for a room at Harrah’s, The LINQ, or Flamingo, plus two meals a day, bottomless booze, parking, and yes, the resort fee. You also get tickets for the High Roller observation wheel. [KSNV]

• Win free concert tickets with a Live Nation Easter egg hunt at Downtown Summerlin on Saturday. (Do you still get charged a convenience fee?) 🤔 [KLAS]

🏈 New Quarterback Signed, Another On the Way

The Raiders are broken, but we can rebuild them. New coach Klint Kubiak is getting the process off to a good start by signing quarterback Kirk Cousins. The four-time Pro Bowler will make a guaranteed $20 million in his first year alone — which is a little more than what I make writing this newsletter. [ESPN]

• The Raiders have first dibs in the upcoming NFL draft — and are expected to score a second star quarterback in Fernando Mendoza, who continued to impress during Indiana's pro day. [KTNV]

The Vegas Golden Knights are in a rebuilding phase too. City Cast Las Vegas talks about the team’s new coach, plus a pop-up casino at the Tropicana site and a Congresswoman’s foul language in the latest Friday news roundup. [City Cast Las Vegas 🎧]

😃 Hey, news junkies!

It’s time for the latest City Cast Las Vegas news quiz. The questions are based on stories featured in the newsletter over the past week. Have you been paying attention?

Here’s the first question to get you started:

The Beverly Theater will screen four movies by which filmmaker in April?

A. Rob Reiner

B. Martin Scorsese

C. Quentin Tarantino

D. Greta Gerwig

Each week, our City Cast Las Vegas Neighbors have a chance to give a members-only shoutout to their favorite locals.

📣 Lara T. is a fan of Pilates 4 Life (“and Sasha who runs the show there”) on Rainbow and Hacienda. “There are group classes and private sessions — morning, afternoon, and evening,” she says. “The vibe is friendly and mellow, but you’ll feel the effects the next day!”

📣 Cynthia W.C. has high praise for the Friends of Red Rock Canyon and the volunteers at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. “Their contributions include working the information desk, assisting with trail maintenance, and general support,” she says.

Become a City Cast Neighbor to share a shoutout of your own!