2026

 Hey, someone tell the Las Vegas newspaper the airport name was changed in 2021 (Las Vegas Review-Journal map says aviation facility is still named after PatMcCarran, not Harry Reid)  (NewToLasVegas.com), May 21, 2026.
  UPDATED: In Las Vegas, how about a perp pool on when the first Trump pardonee gets re-arrested? (It’s only a matter of time until one of the 1,500 runs afoul of the law again), NewToLasVegas.com
  Soon, here comes the judge in Las Vegas newspaper litigation (Ruling set for Las Vegas Sun’s long-shot bid requiring the Las Vegas Review-Journal to resume printing it), NewToLasVegas.com, May 14, 2026.
  From Las Vegas: boom, bubble,bust–250 years of American history in just three words (Part 1) (One economic roller-coaster after another explains how we got to where we are today), NewToLasVegas.com, May 13, 2026
 Best Places To Retire In 2026 (Green Valley, Arizona and other surprisingly affordable spots), with sidebar, Forbes.com, May 8, 2026.
 Las Vegas plays a key role for another Pulitzer Prize winner (Dallas newspaper wins for writing critically about a project backed there by the Adelson family), NewToLasVegas.com, May 6, 2026.
 Another dubious Las Vegas news site surfaces (‘Las Vegas Today,’ run by P.R. firm TOP Agency, uses AI to write news stories with little credit), NewToLasVegas.com, April 18, 2026.
 In Las Vegas, which judicial pay status is fake news? (Local news organizations disagree on compensation of Michele Fiore, suspended local judge pardoned by Donald J. Trump), NewToLasVegas.com, April 14, 2026.
 UPDATED: A few thoughts on the setting Sun in Las Vegas (After court victories, Las Vegas Review-Journal stops printing the Las Vegas Sun), April 8, 2026.
 UPDATED: It Didn’t Stay Here: Thousands of Las Vegas references in Jeffrey Epstein files (The 3,953 documents mentioning Sin City range from the criminal to the mundane), NewToLasVegas.com, Updated April 10, 2026, originally published February 9, 2026).
 After Las Vegas fixes Cesar Chavez’s legacy, let’s ponder renaming Carson City (Nevada’s remote state capital is named for Kit Carson, a war criminal who shot Indians and Latinos),  NewToLasVegas.com, March 28, 2026
 It Didn’t Stay Here: Alleged California wine industry plot included bribery in Las Vegas (Indictment says Sin City was a frequent venue for scheme to woo supermarket shelf placement of spirits), NewToLasVegas.com, March 21, 2026.
 In Las Vegas, a scam toll violation notice from California (Golden State seems to do little to fight this fraud), NewToLasVegas, February 27, 2026.
 Before ‘Viva Las Vegas,’ there was ‘Meet Me in Las Vegas (The now-forgotten musical, featuring Cyd Charrise, Dan Dailey and a slew of famous cameos, had its world premiere 60 years ago this weekend in Sin City), NewToLasVegas.com, February 22, 2026.
 It Didn’t Stay Here: Thousands of Las Vegas references in Jeffrey Epstein files (The 3,953 documents mentioning Sin City range from the criminal to the mundane), NewToLasVegas.com, February 9, 2026.
 No final resting spot for Lefty Rosenthal, Las Vegas mobster of ‘Casino’ fame (Well-known website incorrectly says organized crime figure was buried in a upstate New York Catholic cemetery), NewToLasVegas.com, February 4, 2026.
 Watching the bribery of ‘Melania’ in a Las Vegas theater (Wan documentary about the repeat First Lady re-enforces questions about financing), NewToLasVegas.com, January 31, 2026.
 It Didn’t Stay Here: a civil lawsuit in Delaware for alleged sexual abuse in Las Vegas (eXp Realty officials are accused of largely turning a blind eye to credible reports of agent misconduct), NewToLasVegas.com, January 23, 2026.
 Far from Las Vegas, founding father Thomas Paine’s legacy in a town where he did nothing 250 yeas ago (Suburban New Rochelle, N.Y., has four remembrances to the famed author of ‘Common Sense’), NewToLasVegas.com, January 13, 2026.
 Fresh questions about Las Vegas’s fallen-cop charity (Injured Police Officers Fund faces queries about transparency, use of funds), NewToLasVegas.com, January 11, 2026