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🚑 Why your ambulance might be late

March 4, 2024

Good morning! We got an extra day in February and we still have to do another Monday? I think it’s time we say goodbye to the Gregorian Calendar. But here's what's brightening our Monday: Everyone who's signed up to become a founding member of City Cast Las Vegas! Thanks for your support.

What's CITY Talking About?

🚑 Why Your Ambulance Might Be Late

Road repairs are backing up traffic not just for drivers, but also for emergency responders like Community Ambulance, which senior director Glen Simpson says is impacting their response times. To combat construction related delays, the agency has bolstered staffing and updated its protocols to navigate around traffic disruptions. [KTNV]

🧑‍⚖️ Grand Theft Employee

Wynn Las Vegas filed a lawsuit in Clark County District Court last week accusing Fontainebleau Las Vegas of trying to poach its employees and interfering with existing Wynn contracts. [Las Vegas Review-Journal]

🤑 The House Always Wins

In January, Nevada casinos experienced the first decrease in earnings since June 2023, pulling in $1.27 billion compared to December’s record-breaking $1.43 billion haul. Despite the dip, casinos are expected to maintain their impressive streak of surpassing $1 billion in revenue for 36 consecutive months. [KLAS]

📅 Your Guide to March in Vegas

Despite the ugly weather this weekend, we promise: Spring is in the air. So we’ve got your ultimate guide to making the most of March, from soothing sound baths to the best places to get your dance on. (Oh, and you’ll hear guest Andrew Kiraly’s insider tip for his favorite sports bar in the city.) [City Cast Las Vegas 🎧]

Where Is It?

A bronze statue of a blindfolded woman partially clothed with a long draping cloth. She holds a sword in one hand and what is most likely a weight measure in the other. She represents Lady Justice.
It’s been said that if you can draw the sword from this statue, you are the true king of Las Vegas. (Sonja Cho Swanson)

Whatever this epic statue is fighting, it’s going down.

Is this …

  1. Outside a Lawyer’s Row law firm on 6th Street
  2. Near to the entrance to the law library at the Nevada Supreme Court, downtown
  3. Hidden behind a back parking lot at the Boyd School of Law at UNLV
  4. In City Cast Las Vegas podcast co-host (and longtime lawyer) Dayvid Figler’s front yard

Scroll down for the answer at the bottom of this email!

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Side profile of desert tortoise taking a huge chompin' bite out of a small orange flower.
Will Mojave Max emerge in time for Oscars season? (Renee Grayson / Flickr)

Your Guide to March in Las Vegas

Spring has sprung in Las Vegas and so has our guide to March in the city! From must-see shows to ways to get outside before the heat sets in, we’ve got you covered. Publisher of thelist.vegas Andrew Kiraly joins City Cast Las Vegas podcast co-host Sarah Lohman to help you make the most of your March.

Your Guide to March in Las Vegas (image of a pod player)

If you guessed A for today’s Where Is It photo — you would be correct! Lady Justice graces the corner of 6th and Carson downtown.

And that’s Monday! And seriously, stay away from coyotes out there 🐺 Don’t believe me? Here’s why we’re seeing more coyotes lately. [City Cast Las Vegas 🎧]

— Adrian González

Thanks to Sonja Cho Swanson for editing this newsletter.

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