Superdown: Raiders’ progress halted in New Orleans with shutout loss

Josh McDaniels slowly backpedaled and scratched his head as a Derek Carr pass wobbled towards the sideline closer to him than ...

SUPERDOWN: RAIDERS’ PROGRESS HALTED IN NEW ORLEANS WITH SHUTOUT LOSS Josh McDaniels slowly backpedaled and scratched his head as a Derek Carr pass wobbled towards the sideline closer to him than it was to anyone on the field. It was near the end of the third quarter and in the middle of a Raiders’ comeback attempt that never really got started. EDITORIAL: ON ANNIVERSARY OF NEVADA’S STATEHOOD, PAUSE TO REFLECT ON THE GOOD YOU CAN DO Happy Nevada Day! It was 158 years ago today that the state was admitted to the Union. We know, the official state-recognized commemoration was Friday. But we’re an old-school print newspaper and still celebrate on Oct. 31. While Nevada Day is a time to celebrate the shared identity of all Nevadans, regardless of how long they have called this state home, it is also a time to reflect on our state’s history and the responsibilities that come with calling ourselves Nevadans. RETURN OF INTERNATIONAL TRAVELERS HELP PUSH LAS VEGAS VISITATION BACK NEAR PRE-PANDEMIC LEVELS Visitation to Las Vegas is close to pre-COVID-19 levels, but it’s not there quite yet. That’s the outlook as Las Vegas tourism officials look to next year as 2022—which has by nearly all accounts been a successful stretch—winds down. WHETHER BORN AND RAISED OR PROUDLY TRANSPLANTED, THIS STORE IS FOR NEVADANS The Strip and Fremont Street Experience include numerous souvenir shops catering to visitors who want something Las Vegas-related to commemorate their trip. In Henderson, at The District’s outdoor shopping mall next to Green Valley Ranch Resort, there’s a different type of souvenir shop, this one more geared toward Nevada residents. JIMMY KIMMEL’S COMEDY CLUB PICKS BACK UP ON THE LAS VEGAS STRIP Las Vegas comedy clubs were among the first entertainment venues to reopen after the forced shutdowns of spring 2020, partially because stand-up shows require less production and people to get onstage. Although they endured smaller-than-usual audiences for months, these intimate clubs were instrumental in bringing live entertainment back to the Strip and the city at large. WEEKEND HIGHLIGHTS: Sisolak campaign stresses support for businesses as Election Day nears Editorial: Exercise your right to vote, because the danger of losing it is real this year Editorial: Billionaire’s brazen attempt to buy Nevada elections should be a warning to voters School District outlines spending plan for nearly $800 million in pandemic recovery funds Locked in: UNLV basketball roster projection 4.0

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