Julia Romero

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – Unleashing the gliding, ruby-tipped prong, Las Vegas-area students manufactured everyday metal objects. The gleam from their creations holds the eye of around 200 employers. Well ahead of President Donald Trump’s call for the renewal of domestic manufacturing, City of Henderson leadership is already welcoming industrial investment with a unique strategy: produce the workforce ahead of production.

1 week ago | 8newsnow.com | Julia Romero

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – A crowd of frustrated “MrBeast” fans gathered on Tuesday in Las Vegas to speak to the Resorts World Las Vegas CEO Alex Dixon. The group was demanding refunds for a three-day experience from April 13-15, in partnership with the popular Youtuber and entrepreneur also known as Jimmy Donaldson, that cost attendees approximately $1,000. The deal, which was advertised as “immersive” and “unforgettable” has now been taken off the hotel’s website.

1 week ago | 8newsnow.com | Madison Kimbro |Julia Romero

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – A blue-nosed pit bull named Cole who was left for dead last month after being dumped near a gutter on the historic west side has turned a corner. In March, Cole’s skin was inflamed and blistered, his feet raw and swollen he was taken to a local animal hospital for treatment. Nearly a month later, 8 News Now checked up on Cole, who made it out of Horizon Ridge Animal Hospital alive, with his appetite back, and his skin healing from mange, Cole is now in a foster home.

1 week ago | 8newsnow.com | Julia Romero

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – A crash involving a pedestrian and a vehicle shut down all lanes of traffic in the central Las Vegas valley on Friday. It occurred shortly after 8 p.m. along Charleston Boulevard after 14th Street. Following the crash the pedestrian was taken to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries, according to Las Vegas Metro police. All eastbound and westbound lanes on Charleston Boulevard between 13th and 14th street were closed, according to RTC of Southern Nevada.