Good morning, Las Vegas. Here are the five stories people are reading this Friday.
1. Body in the barrel case: Officials set to provide update at Las Vegas police HQ
The Clark County coroner’s office will hold a news conference at Las Vegas police headquarters to reveal the identity of a man found in a barrel at Lake Mead in 2022, whose death was ruled a homicide.
2. Banana Ball returns to Las Vegas in 2027 for 3 games
Banana Ball returns to Las Vegas in 2027 for three games at Las Vegas Ballpark, with additional games planned in Reno and across the U.S. and internationally as part of an expanded schedule.
3. Nevada Supreme Court rejects blanket secrecy rule for active criminal case records
The Nevada Supreme Court rejected a proposed blanket rule that would have blocked public access to records in active criminal cases, affirming that such exemptions must come from the Legislature, not the courts.
4. Tom Brady ‘ready to testify’ over Tuck Rule Game that haunts the Raiders
Tom Brady, a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders and Fox Sports broadcaster, reflected on the controversial 2001 Tuck Rule Game during a halftime segment, acknowledging the play that helped launch his Patriots career while wearing Raiders gear after a recent loss to New England.
5. Poker star Bryn Kenney sues GGPoker executive over alleged broken deal
Poker star Bryn Kenney is suing GGPoker executive Mansoo Kim for allegedly failing to honor a 2018 agreement for commissions and a 5 percent equity stake.
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