📬 Is your mail missing after a postal worker attack?

📫 Postal Worker Attacked, Mail at Risk

Police say a suspect remains at large months after attacking a postal worker in Summerlin with a taser and stealing her keys. Since then, residents have complained on social media about missing mail and unlocked community mailboxes. Mail theft is on the rise across the board with a $150,000 reward offered for information. It would probably be more cost-effective to just change the locks, which still hasn’t happened by now. [Las Vegas Review-Journal]

🎰 This Isn’t Fair

A slot machine player at Caesars Palace won two big jackpots in the same night. The unnamed person won $165,000 at one machine around 5 p.m. on Saturday, then won $545,000 at another machine less than five hours later. In the good ol’ days, the mob found this stuff suspicious. These days, Caesars sends out a press release about it 🍾 Side note: My Powerball ticket turned up zilch over the weekend in Cali. [KLAS]

• Study up on casino myths before sitting down at your next slot machine. [City Cast Las Vegas 🎧]

🏉 Two Games, One Chump

Yes, that’s an emoji for “rugby.” Allegiant Stadium set a record for the largest attendance to see a rugby game in the United States with 40,746 people in the stands to see the NRL season-opening double-header on Saturday. Is there room for a pro rugby team in Las Vegas? Probably not. But there’s always room for more Australian tourists in Las Vegas 💰 [The Glorious League Freak]

• The bad news: One of Saturday’s players was accused of making a racial slur during the game. [The Guardian]

🎸 Rattle and Mum

Can U2 tickets be filed as a campaign expense? Dr. Jill Biden took in the final U2 show at the Sphere Saturday night following a campaign appearance in Las Vegas. Well, it was a choice between that or Blue Man Group. [CNN]

• I don’t care what anyone says, Blue Man Group is not a scam. [City Cast Las Vegas 🎧]

How You Can Help the Desert Tortoise

It’s not uncommon to see a desert tortoise in Southern Nevada, but the animal remains endangered — even with a female capable of laying up to 14 eggs a year for more than 80 years. Wildlife biologist Beth Wolff talks to Las Vegas City Cast co-host Sarah Lohman about why the math doesn’t add up — and what we can do about it as a community.