🏡 Is the Huntridge comeback for real?

🚨 Vegas Ties to Manhattan Mass Shooting

Here’s what we know about the 27-year-old Las Vegas man who shot five people, killing four, in Manhattan before turning the weapon on himself. According to police, Shane Tamura:

• Lived at a home near Lake Mead and Rampart.
• Had a concealed carry permit issued by Metro Police in his possession.
• Worked in surveillance at the Horseshoe casino.
• Was arrested for trespassing at the Red Rock Resort casino in 2023.
• Drove from Vegas to New York in his own BMW, registered in Nevada.
• Had “well-documented” mental health issues.
• Wrote a note of grievances against the NFL and may have been targeting the football organization’s New York offices.
• Claimed to have a concussion-related brain injury due to football. [KLAS]

Meanwhile, New York’s governor is taking issue with Nevada’s gun laws. [CNN]

💉 A Shot Against Time

Two women were hoping to turn back the clock, but turned ill when attending the Revolution Against Aging and Death Festival at the Red Rock Resort earlier this month. They received peptide (amino acid) injections from a physician at a conference booth before being hospitalized in critical condition. [ProPublica]

🌯 Broadacres Returns This Weekend

After vendors were given a heads-up last week, Broadacres Marketplace officially announced its return, opening at 4 p.m. on Friday and continuing with a full weekend schedule. [KVVU]

• City Cast Las Vegas looks back on what caused the North Las Vegas hub for Latino culture to close last month — and if those concerns are still a factor moving forward. [City Cast Las Vegas 🎧]

❤️ No Love at the Venetian

At least for a little while. The photogenic “LOVE” art installation at the Atrium Waterfall will be replaced by a “Wizard of Oz” display, coinciding with the movie’s August debut at the Sphere. [Las Vegas Review-Journal]