Birds of prey guarding a Vegas pool

This is our working bird, his name is Crow. He keeps the pigeons away in the pool area. He’s being trained this week, so don’t be surprised at hawk sightings at Fontainebleau 😎 #fontainebleaupoolcreau pic.twitter.com/wc2VgMGncL

— table.games.lifer (@sumthack) April 7, 2024

Today, we had a beautiful owl watching over the pool deck. #fontainebleaupoolcreau pic.twitter.com/p2P4VkT1Ad

— table.games.lifer (@sumthack) April 8, 2024

Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man on the Vegas Sphere

@fallonmadelaine #sphere #spherelasvegas #vegas #vegastiktok #spherevegas @Sphere ♬ Good Times Go By Too Fast - Dylan Scott

*Previously: Highlights from Future Cinema's screening of Ghostbusters

Flooding in Vegas

Heavy rain caused flooding at @TheLINQ parking garage on the Las Vegas Strip.
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— Las Vegas RJ (@reviewjournal) November 20, 2019

Nightmare fuel, Las Vegas

Someone please make a @defcon Locust Village. The contest is standing under a light outside, each minute earns you one point. pic.twitter.com/lndZsGljNg

— Rachel Tobac (@RachelTobac) July 27, 2019

Previously: R-rated hotel lobby in Vegas.

The hogs that eat Las Vegas's wasted food

Eater:

In September 2009, the funk was so aggressive that it became the subject of a lawsuit. Local homeowners, recently moved into a then-new housing development, complained that the builders hadn’t fully disclosed that the area was suffused with the reek. The suit charged that the smell was so bad that new owners couldn't even be in their homes “without gagging.” Neighbors would hang up those strips of gluey flypaper, only to find them completely full just a few days later, mottled with flies drawn to garbage perfume. The source of this great odor was R.C. Farms, a North Vegas hog farm, overseen by veteran agriculturalist Bob Combs since the 1960s — and the final destination for the literal tons of wasted food that is produced every day at casinos up and down the Strip.

"An ICE agent who’s already pleaded guilty to taking bribes allegedly drove a Korean supper club out of business in exchange for free food and drinks from a rival joint"

TDB:

A Las Vegas restaurant allegedly bribed a crooked federal agent to raid their rival restaurant, the alleged victims claim.

Club Yamang and Club Sonagi were two Korean supper clubs, which offered food and music, often accompanied by attractive hostesses. But the restaurants’ competition turned ugly in 2013

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The former ICE agent previously admitted to accepting bribes in December 2015, when he pleaded guilty to accepting thousands of dollars in cash from a Korean businessman accused of trafficking a woman into the U.S. as a “sex slave” without her consent.