The tastiest way to cool your summer

Stadium Inches Closer to Home

State and county leaders and Oakland A’s officials have tentatively agreed on a stadium-funding plan, presumably for the Tropicana site. Total public cost: about $380 million, split between the state and Clark County in the form of tax credits and bonds, some of which would be repaid over time. Public money represents approximately 25% of the total project cost — said to be among the lowest in recent baseball stadium builds. A bill still needs to be presented to the Legislature. [Review-Journal]

Stopping Electile Dysfunction?

The Legislature has passed a bill criminalizing the creation of “fake electors” in elections — now the question becomes whether Gov. Joe Lombardo will sign it. While he’s said he doesn’t believe the 2020 election was stolen, he recently endorsed one of the GOP’s six faux electors. [Nevada Current]

Safe Hospital

When it comes to “injuries, accidents, infections, safety problems, and preventable errors,” Henderson Hospital is the only local hospital to receive an A rating in a watchdog group’s biannual survey of hospital safety. [KSNV]

• Hendertucky no more? Nevada’s second-largest city tries to outgrow its image. [City Cast Las Vegas 🎧]

🪐 Mahler at the Planetarium | Friday | 11 a.m.

Listen to ol’ Gustav’s Symphony No. 9 in the starry setting of CSN’s planetarium. The music has been specially recorded for a surround-sound effect dubbed “3-D reality synthesis.” Sounds spacy! [CSN Cheyenne Campus, $25]

📚🎸 Greg Graffin Book Signing | Friday | 3-7 p.m.

The lead singer of Bad Religion signs his memoir of L.A.’s punk scene as part of the 2023 Punk Rock Bowling event. You can preorder the book from The Writer’s Block. [Downtown Grand, free admission]

📚🧒Summer Challenge Kickoff | Saturday | Noon

The library district’s family-friendly contest — read books, win prizes! — gets going with this event featuring musician Jim Gill. [East Las Vegas Library, free]

🥬 U-Pick Market | Sunday | 8 a.m. to noon

The Obodo Urban Farm holds its first farmers market, featuring all Nevada-grown produce. [1300 C St., free admission]

• Related: Talking with the Odobo Collective about what an urban farm can mean to a community. [City Cast Las Vegas 🎧]

Welcome to Vegan Town

With her Vegas Vegan Culinary School & Eatery, Heather Heath is in the vanguard of a meat-free movement in a town better known for steakhouses and prime rib. But while the city’s getting veggier, it's still not an easy path. In today’s episode, Heath gives co-host Dayvid Figler a candid assessment of the vegan business and life.