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Brightline West gave a first look at the high-speed train station it plans to build in Las Vegas, the Oakland Athletics reached a labor agreement with the Southern Nevada Building Trades union, a $717,000 jackpot hit at a Las Vegas Valley casino and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

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Las Vegas police say they have arrested a man who went on a casino robbery spree that began late last year, Lake Mead is projected to see a huge rise this summer as near-record snowpack melts off, Clark County commissioners grill the Animal Foundation over ongoing ‘crisis’ and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

The Oakland Athletics have signed a binding purchase agreement for land near the Strip, a man was sentenced to prison for giving the fatal pill to a 17-year-old girl, 150 local businesses were selected to be a part of the Super Bowl Business Connect program and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Accused killer Robert Telles appeared in court to argue for the release of information relating to the case, a viral TikTok resurfaces the murder case of a 19-year-old man and Las Vegas air quality receives a failing grade.

MSG sells Tao group hospitality to an investor for $550 million, a man involved in a crash with an off-duty police officer suspected of DUI has died, Harry Reid passengers faced delays after Southwest's nationwide grounding and more on 7@7.

A father was arrested for his role in a fight involving juveniles at a middle school, Henderson welcomes a new police chief and a first look at the F1 Las Vegas track route.

A man is facing charges of child abuse in connection with a fight captured on video, a police pursuit of an alleged armed robber ended with the suspect shooting himself, a familiar shuttered retail complex was demolished, and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

A new Nevada startup is looking to attract traveling workers, scams from online gambling websites leave players without payouts, and Mojave Max remains in a deep slumber delaying the official start of spring.

A man stabbed his wife to death before trying to kill himself, Avi Kwa Ame designated as national monument, Fontainebleau’s turbulent history mirrors Las Vegas’ up-down economy, and more on 7@7 for the Las Vegas Review-Journal.