For soccer fans in Las Vegas, the Lights are on downtown

Brett Lashbrook believes he has found something special at Cashman Field. The owner of Las Vegas' newest professional sports team ... [FOR SOCCER FANS IN LAS VEGAS, THE LIGHTS ARE ON DOWNTOWN]( [Brett Lashbrook believes he has found something special at Cashman Field. The owner of Las Vegas' newest professional sports team, Las Vegas Lights Football Club, is more than happy to move his United Soccer League team into the stadium the Las Vegas 51s baseball team has for years tried to ditch. For Lashbrook, the 34-year-old stadium is perfectly situated for soccer, right in the heart of the city near downtown.]( [MANDALAY BAY STAFF REDUCTION RESULT OF OCT. 1 SHOOTING ATTACK]( [MGM Resorts International is laying off workers at Mandalay Bay because of the economic effects of the Oct. 1 shooting, an MGM spokesperson said Sunday. "It has been a long-standing practice that many properties in Las Vegas make adjustments in staffing levels in the fourth quarter to reflect business levels," wrote Alan M. Feldman, MGM's Executive Vice President of Global Industry Affairs, in an email.]( [EDITORIAL: IT'S TIME TO TREAT GUN SALES WITH THE GRAVITY THEY DESERVE]( [A can of spray paint. A gun. Which is easier to buy in Southern Nevada? That's a little bit of a trick question, but the answer can be a gun. It depends on who's selling it. A year after Nevada voters approved a ballot measure that would have made background checks a requirement on all gun purchases in the state, the initiative still hasn't been implemented due to a technical issue.]( [CELINE DION'S DOMINANT COLOSSEUM SHOW IS NOT LETTING UP]( [When Celine Dion performs her peerlessly successful show at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace, she spends a lot of time standing at the very edge of the stage. That's a little bit unusual. Her colleagues in the world of Las Vegas Strip resident headliners generally spend more time dancing around, or in Elton John's case, seated at the piano.]( [INK WITH IMPACT: TATTOOS HELPED PEOPLE COPE, RAISED MONEY FOR PEOPLE SHATTERED BY THE SHOOTING]( [When tragedy strikes, people find their own ways of healing. Some turn to counselors, others get out and do something physically active, and there are those who go a more permanent route. Local tattoo parlors were flooded with customers seeking Las Vegas-related ink after the Oct. 1 shooting - to honor loved ones lost or wounded, to memorialize experiences responding to the chaos, or just to show support for the shaken city. And shops across the scene stepped up to donate the proceeds.]( MOST READ: [Mass shooting memorial crosses moved from Strip to museum after ceremony]( [Teen dead, 2 men wounded after a shooting in North Las Vegas]( [Lawsuit seeks new recourse on for-profit college fraud]( [AP Source: Uber nears deal for huge Softbank investment]( [California looks at Republican tax measures and sees payback]( [Join Our Mailing List]( Greenspun Media Group, 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [SafeUnsubscribe™ {EMAIL}]( [Forward this email]( | [Update Profile]( | [About our service provider]( Sent by thesundaily@lasvegassun.com