7@7

Making the most of seven-minutes of one-stop, local news streaming at 7 am and 7 pm and updated throughout the day and night, powered by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Listen to news headlines, weather, business, entertainment, breaking news, and more across seven digital platforms, delivered by the most trusted source in Southern Nevada. It’s a no-frills approach to staying informed, giving you more content and information in a shorter amount of time to fit your busy schedules, 24/7. Your news, your way, any time, any place.

Making the most of seven-minutes of one-stop, local news streaming at 7 am and 7 pm and updated throughout the day and night, powered by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Listen to news headlines, weather, business, entertainment, breaking news, and more across seven digital platforms, delivered by the most trusted source in Southern Nevada. It’s a no-frills approach to staying informed, giving you more content and information in a shorter amount of time to fit your busy schedules, 24/7. Your news, your way, any time, any place.

7@7 AM for Monday, June 5, 2023

Making the most of seven-minutes of one-stop, local news streaming at 7 am and 7 pm and updated throughout the day and night, powered by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Listen to news headlines, weather, business, entertainment, breaking news, and more across seven digital platforms, delivered by the most trusted source in Southern Nevada. It’s a no-frills approach to staying informed, giving you more content and information in a shorter amount of time to fit your busy schedules, 24/7. Your news, your way, any time, any place.

Yt: If the Athletics leave the Bay Area before their proposed new stadium is ready, they will have to pay a hefty price, a slots player won more than $2 million on the Strip, Resorts World has put the wheels in motion to open its own convention center and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal

A former UNLV basketball recruit is expected to plead guilty in a deadly wreck case, Governor Lombardo signs a historic $12 billion education funding bill into law, and a popular donut shop closes in downtown Las Vegas.

A sentencing hearing is set for a woman who has been arrested seven times on suspicion of DUI, Formula One and Clark County are negotiating infrastructure improvement costs for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, vsitation to Southern Nevada cooled in April and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Homebuilder, Tri Pointe Homes, talks about getting a break on mortgage loans for new homes, a look at reasons why so many CCSD teachers are leaving their jobs, and the A's brass meets with Nevada lawmakers about public funding for its $1.5B stadium.

A man visiting Las Vegas told police he cut his ex-wife's throat inside a Strip hotel room, a new report says the Oakland Athletics' potential Las Vegas ballpark won't be ready until 2028, a judge dismissed a lawsuit against Clark County over development on Blue Diamond Hill and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Video shows a shootout between police officers and a suspected robber in a casino parking lot, a teen boy is accused of raping an impaired girl while others filmed, and conservationists aim to designate an area in east Las Vegas as a national monument.