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NC Democratic Party chair faces questions over credit card

The head of the North Carolina Democratic Party is facing questions about credit card charges made during a March trip to a Las Vegas casino to watch basketball games with his old college buddies.      Records obtained by The Associated Press show state Democratic Chairman Randy Voller made $3,327 iFull story

Charismatic Las Vegas mob lawyer mayor pens memoir

Oscar Goodman ran Las Vegas for 12 years with a showgirl on his arm and a martini in his fist. Full story

Las Vegas man pleads guilty in $5.6M embezzlement

A Las Vegas man has pleaded guilty to fraud charges in connection with the embezzlement of $5.6 million from the prominent builder of residential high-rises in Vegas over nearly five years. Full story

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Las Vegas veteran receives long overdue medal

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  Erica paints with Las Vegas’ Dolphin DaVinci

Cosmo, a 9-year-old dolphin, has learned to paint in a new program at the Mirage Education and Research Habitat in Las Vegas. Cosmo’s methods are anything but conventional, and he showed off his skills for TODAY’s Erica Hill.

  Simpson’s ex-lawyer: I could not have fought harder

He was once O.J. Simpson's attorney, but on Friday, it was Yale Galanter who was on the defensive, saying he could not have fought harder for his client. “I put every ounce of blood, sweat and soul I had into defending him,” Galanter said, as OJ Simpson asks to be granted a retrial. NBC’s Ayman Mohy

  OJ Simpson: ‘I didn’t break into anybody’s room’

In a Las Vegas courtroom Wednesday, OJ Simpson took the stand to ask for a new trial, arguing that his lawyer mishandled the case that resulted in his armed robbery and kidnapping conviction. NBC’s Miguel Almaguer reports.

  Arias penalty phase begins to teary family testimony

The penalty phase of the Jodi Arias trial began this week as the jury weighs whether or not to sentence her to death. NBC's Diana Alvear reports from the courthouse then The Cycle hosts get the latest from OJ Simpson's day in court.

  Las Vegas Sands Loses Suit

Las Vegas Sands has lost its breach-of-contract lawsuit against Taiwan businessman Richard Suen, reports CNBC's Tyler Mathisen.

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