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The Big Feelings, Strong Foundations program, launched by the United Way of Southern Nevada and Intermountain Health, offers a free three-part workshop series for parents and caregivers focusing on children’s emotional well-being. Starting June 22, the workshops aim to equip families with practical strategies for supporting children’s emotional health and behavior.
Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, was sentenced to four years in prison in a widely publicized legal case tied to the Norwegian monarchy. Despite not holding a royal title, Høiby’s connection to the royal family attracted extensive media coverage and renewed scrutiny, impacting public perceptions of the monarchy.
The Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Vegas Golden Knights in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final, securing their first title since 2006. Despite a passionate crowd and a resilient effort from Vegas, Carolina’s strong performance and solid goaltending led to the series victory, ending another successful yet disappointing season for the Golden Knights.
F1 Arcade in Las Vegas offers a unique experience for soccer fans during the FIFA World Cup, featuring live matches, Formula 1 racing simulators, and international cuisine. Located at Caesars Palace, the venue combines excitement with elevated dining and entertainment, providing a celebration of global sports and culture from opening matches to the final.
The 32nd Annual Golfer’s Roundup, hosted by HELP of Southern Nevada, drew over 120 golfers for a day of competition and fundraising at Cascata Golf Club. The tournament supports vital programs for vulnerable families and homeless youth in the region. The event underscores community engagement and the importance of ongoing philanthropic efforts.
The Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens has launched its vibrant summer exhibit, open from June 13 to September 12. This free attraction features thousands of colorful flowers and unique designs, drawing tourists and locals alike. Known for its seasonal transformations, the Conservatory transforms the space into a captivating living art gallery, enhancing the Las Vegas experience.
The Vegas Golden Knights face elimination in the Stanley Cup Final after losing Game 5 to the Carolina Hurricanes, who lead the series 3-2. Vegas must win Game 6 at T-Mobile Arena to force a decisive Game 7. Forward Pavel Dorofeyev shines despite the loss, while injury concerns arise for the team.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 commenced in Mexico City, marking a historic event at Estadio Azteca. Mexico celebrated a vibrant opening day, capturing national pride and culture, while defeating South Africa 2-0. Performances from Shakira and Burna Boy highlighted the ceremony, emphasizing the excitement for the largest tournament yet featuring 48 nations.
The “Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room” has opened in downtown Washington, D.C., exhibiting approximately 3.5 million pages of Epstein-related records. The move from New York aims to enhance public engagement and accountability amidst ongoing congressional investigations. Critics question the exhibit’s research utility, while public interest remains high.
In-N-Out Burger has opened its largest location on the Las Vegas Strip at the new BLVD Las Vegas complex. This expansive restaurant features 8,000 square feet of dining space and aims to attract tourists and locals alike, while contributing to the local economy by hiring around 70 team members.
The annual showcase of Meeting Needs celebrated its £2 million milestone in grant funding and acknowledged key supporters in the meetings and events industry. The event highlighted the transformative impact of small grants on various community projects, reinforcing the organization’s mission to facilitate significant social change through industry collaboration and support.
Ethel M Chocolates introduces the Sweet Celebration Chocolate Tasting Experience this summer to commemorate America’s 250th anniversary. This interactive event, running from June 27 to August 1 in Henderson, blends chocolate education and American history through iconic treats. Reservations are required, making it a fun, family-friendly outing.