It’s here: Las Vegas puts on a show for opening night as host of Super Bowl

Daniel Occelli is walking through Allegiant Stadium sporting a red Chiefs pullover, vintage hat, mustache and a thick head set ...     [IT’S HERE: LAS VEGAS PUTS ON A SHOW FOR OPENING NIGHT AS HOST OF SUPER BOWL]( [Daniel Occelli is walking through Allegiant Stadium sporting a red Chiefs pullover, vintage hat, mustache and a thick head set with a cord attached at his jeans. He is slightly husky in build and carries a laminated menu from Denny’s. Occelli, a television reporter from Mexico City, is trying to mimic the appearance of Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid.]( [SUPER BOWL’S TOP STARS GET FINAL WORDS IN BEFORE BIG GAME IN LAS VEGAS]( [Opening Night of Super Bowl Week is the laid-back part of the busiest week on the NFL’s calendar. Cameras, phones and recorders flooded the turf of Allegiant Stadium. Eleven risers circled the field hosting 11 of the top stars from the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers. Questions covered a wide-array of important topics.]( [YOUNG VOTERS CAST BALLOTS FOR BIDEN WITH NEVADA PRIMARY TODAY]( [As Elisa Martinez cast her ballot for Nevada’s presidential preference primary last week, she immediately felt the sense of pride that came with voting for the first time. To Martinez, 18, the vote symbolized more than just exercising a fundamental right for citizens.]( [EDITORIAL: DESPITE PREDICTABLE PRIMARY, NEVADANS HAVE GOOD REASON TO GO TO POLLS]( [The feeling of futility is understandable. There are times when today’s presidential preference primaries feel as though they don’t matter. Barely 0.3% (yes, that decimal place is in the correct spot) of registered voters in the United States have cast their primary ballot thus far, yet many of the nation’s traditional news outlets and social media influencers have already declared that President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will be the nominees.]( [REALTORS REPORT JANUARY SALES REBOUND AFTER HISTORICALLY DOWN 2023]( [Local home sales could be bouncing back after seeing their slowest year in more than a decade in 2023, according to a release today from Las Vegas Realtors. Home prices were higher and the housing supply lower in January compared to the same time last year, per the report.](   MOST READ: [Avalanche in Lee Canyon-Mount Charleston area causes road closures]( [Judge in Borgata/MGM case rules casinos have no duty to stop compulsive gamblers from betting](  [Teachers group suing Nevada over funding for A’s stadium in Las Vegas]( [Suspect charged in death of woman found in Las Vegas Strip hotel room]( [Biden thanks hospitality workers in Las Vegas ahead of Nevada’s Tuesday primary](   [Facebook](  [Twitter](     Greenspun Media Group | 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [Unsubscribe {EMAIL}]( [Update Profile]( | [Our Privacy Policy]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice]( Sent by gmginfo@gmgvegas.com