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A Las Vegas woman accused of stealing luxury watches from men she met on the Las Vegas Strip has been arrested again in another theft of a high-end timepiece.

Windy Jones, 23, was taken into custody by Las Vegas police on Wednesday. Her latest arrest stems from a mans contention that Jones stole his Rolex watch, worth $45,000, during a night of drinking on March 31.

An arrest report for Jones said the man met a woman named Sarah at a cafe inside the Wynn Las Vegas, 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. S., at 2:30 a.m. The woman said she wanted to have a drink, so they had cocktails, then took a cab to a hookah lounge on South Paradise Road where they drank more cocktails.

From there (he) stated he could not remember much from that point forward, police said. He then remembers waking up at the Venetian hotel valet area where security was able to assist him and called medical to assist and transport to an unknown hospital.

The man eventually realized his watch was gone. He told police that the woman was insistent on drinking alcohol that night. He suspects she spiked his drink when he went to use the restroom.

Police said they identified Jones as a suspect using security footage from the Wynn. She was observed on camera with a purse that police said she was in possession of at the time of her arrest. She also was identified because she has unique tattoos, police said.

This is the third luxury watch theft of which Jones has been accused. In February and March two men reported to police the thefts of watches from their hotel rooms at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas in separate incidents. One watch was valued at $45,000. The second was valued at $37,000.

In the first case, police were called on Feb. 21 by Cosmopolitan security to the hotel for a man reporting he was the victim of a grand larceny and possibly being drugged, police wrote in an arrest report for Jones.

The man told police he met a woman named Rosa inside the Cosmopolitan near the Vesper bar at the property. He then went to his room with the woman, and they drank margaritas.

The man said he does not remember much of the night due to falling asleep shortly after finishing his margarita, police said. The man also told police Rosa may have drugged him.

He awoke the next morning to find $1,500 in cash missing from his wallet. His Audemars Piguet Royal Oak watch worth $37,000 also was gone.

In the second case, a man told police that on March 24 he met a woman on the Cosmopolitan casino floor. He invited her to his room and ordered room service. He awoke the next day to find his Rolex Daytona watch worth $45,000 and iPhone 12 missing. He also told police he may have been drugged.

Jones was arrested in the first two cases by Las Vegas police on April 4. She declined to talk to investigators and asked for a lawyer. In each of the three cases she now faces a single count of felony grand larceny.

The Review-Journal is owned by the family of Sheldon Adelson, the late chairman and CEO of Las Vegas Sands Corp. Las Vegas Sands operates The Venetian.

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Alyssa Waggoner at a recent Circa pool party, posted on Instagram on April 12. @alyssaaika96/Instagram

Alyssa Waggoner, 25, has been visiting Las Vegas at least once a year since she turned 21.

She told Insider she comes for the pool parties. Earlier in April, she visited Las Vegas and attended an all-day pool event at the Circa Resort and Casino.

Since visiting in January, Waggoner said, the city is more energetic and opened up.

Waggoner said she got her second coronavirus vaccine a few days before her most recent trip. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention considers people fully vaccinated against COVID-19 about two weeks after their second shot of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine (or after their first, if they have had the Johnson & Johnson vaccine).

Waggoner said people at the party were spaced out and that mask-wearing was enforced outside of the pool.

"Even walking through the casinos, they have handwashing, sanitizer, tissues, and mask stations so you feel really safe walking to the pool parties," she said.

Circa's coronavirus safety measures don't appear to be on its website.

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Aces training camp hasnt even started yet. But its already much different from last seasons for one simple reason. Its in Las Vegas.

It feels so good to be back out here, said third-year guard Jackie Young.

The Aces begin training camp on Sunday at Michelob Ultra Arena, thus beginning their quest for the franchises first championship after reaching the WNBA Finals last fall in the leagues bubble setting in Florida. Las Vegas coach Bill Laimbeer indicated that the expectation is to win the title this year.

Thats an expectation the players embrace.

You read any publication, theyre all going to pick us No. 1. Theres a responsibility with all that also we have to win, Laimbeer said. Were not going to sneak up on anybody. Were going to (get) everybodys A-game. When we come to town, its going to be a big game. Lets see how we handle it.

Most of the team has been in Las Vegas since April 18, quarantining at The Signature at MGM Grand as part of coronavirus prevention protocols. Players are subjected to daily COVID-19 testing and must submit six consecutive negative tests before they can practice.

Theyll be confined to their hotel rooms during a majority of idle time, leaving only for essentials like groceries. And though the circumstances arent ideal, there is an internal sense of relief because WNBA teams are playing in their respective cities and not at a neutral site this season.

Laimbeer said he isnt sure how last years success will impact this season. In part thats because the Aces turned over more than half of the roster that reached the Finals. Notably, All-Star two-guard Kayla McBride signed with the Minnesota Lynx, but All-Star point guard Chelsea Gray and sharpshooter Riquna Williams joined the team via free agency.

The Aces also welcome the return of centers Liz Cambage and JiSu Park, and guard Kelsey Plum, all of whom did not play in 2020. Cambage opted out amid the coronavirus, Park played professionally in South Korea, and Plum missed the year with an Achilles injury.

Acclimating the new faces and re-acclimating the familiar ones are certainly among Laimbeers priorities during training camp. But there is no priority more important than health, he said.

With that in mind, he hopes to ramp up throughout the course of the season and build toward what he hopes is another deep playoff run.

(A championship) has always been the expectation, Young said. Weve added a couple new pieces and just some players with experience, some vets. I think that will help us a lot.

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A casino on the Las Vegas Strip will pay its employees to take the COVID-19 vaccine.

According to a report from the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas could pay more than $1 million in cash bonuses to its employees that receive the vaccine. The bonus will be structured based on what percentage of the workforce takes the injection. Workers have until May 1 to prove they were vaccinated.

The LVRJ claimed it had acquired a letter to the employees that showed the tiered system of payouts. If 60% of the staff proves vaccination, it will result in a $50 cash bonus. At 70%, it becomes a $100 payday. 80% would be $250, 90% would be $350 and a fully vaccinated workforce would result in every employee receiving an extra $500.

The move comes as Nevada casinos are coming up with ways to incentivize their workers to receive the vaccine after the Gaming Control Board said that it will base its decision to increase operating capacity on whether regulators feel that the casino has done enough to encourage getting the vaccine.

Wynn Resorts announced last week that it will be forcing employees at its Las Vegas locations to either get the vaccine or show a negative COVID-19 test each week to continue their employment. Workers at the Cosmopolitan that do not receive the vaccination will also be forced to show a negative test each week.

The recently-opened Virgin Hotel Las Vegas is offering vaccinated employee an extra day of paid time off and a free night at the property.

The Cosmopolitan implemented the policy Tuesday, shortly after Gov. Steve Sisolak announced plans to end social distancing measures in May and voice his hope of having the entire state operating at 100% capacity by June.

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Yes, Las Vegas is an extravagant town. Over-the-top experiences mean over-the-top pricesbut thats what makes Vegas so, well, money, baby! However, weve tracked down some truly affordable ways to fill your belly with some truly yummy bites. And the best part? Everything in this story is $10 or under (excluding tax and gratuity).

Lets start with a too-good-to-be-true-but-it-is-true dealhead over to Circus Circus, and right in the front of the property, Stripside, youll find Slots A Fun, a mini casino thats open 24/7 and offers $1 hot dogs and $1 draft beer. Continue heading north down the Strip toward Sahara Las Vegas, where you want to stop by Mexican food hot spot Uno Ms Street Tacos + Spirits for some belly-filling options like $5 chips and salsa, street tacos that start at $6, pork chicharrones for $7 and Mexican food favorite grilled corn with guajillo cilantro butter, chili-lime mayo and cotija cheese for only $8.

Down a few blocks from Las Vegas Boulevard on Sahara Avenue, youll find Palace Station, with two eateries that offer some awesome dining deals. Loved by locals and tourists for years and years, Oyster Bar is open 24 hours, and if youre an early riser, or havent gone to bed yet, a phenomenal deal awaits between the hours of 5-10 a.m. Monday through Friday$1 fresh-shucked oysters. Also on property is sports bar and lounge Tailgate Social and its daily 5-7 p.m. happy hour, where guests can get hearty $5 bites like chili cheese tater tots, chicken quesadillas and pretzel bites with cheese.

Since youre near downtown, head that way to some more dining deals. First stop: the vintage-meets-upscale restaurant Oscars Steakhouse at The Plaza. Visit during happy hour 5 p.m.-close Thursday and Sunday and 5-7 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Inside the old-school-dcor lounge you can nosh on $2 oysters on the half-shell, $9 meatballs, $3 shrimp cocktail, $6 Caesar salad and more.

At the new Circa Resort & Casino, check out pan-Asian hot spot 8 East and dig into delicious $10 pork belly bao or $9 fried tofu. At The D is East Coast hot dog king American Coney Island. This spot is open 24 hours, too, and you can really fill up on the traditional Coney Island hot dog for just $3.95, with a side of chili cheese fries for only $4.50; there are even hamburgers topped with chili for under $6. For a Travel Channel fan favorite, head to Downtown Grands Freedom Beat restaurant and order the popular loaded friesa big mound of french fries covered in smoked meats and barbecue and cheese saucesall for only $10.

How about some sweet treats? Head to Toms Urban at New York-New York and satisfy your dessert cravings with the eaterys house-made urban pop tart for $8.50 and pineapple upside down cake or the colossal cheesecake for $9. And whats more decadent than Ghirardelli chocolate? Well, the brand has a shop at The Linq Promenade, and you can score a thick and creamy milkshake for just $8.95 or get a double or triple scoop of ice cream for $7.95 and $9.75, respectively. Also at Linq Promenade is Haute Doggery, a gourmet hot dog spot where you can peruse a huge assortment of indulgently topped hot dogs for under $10 (excludes the Billionaire dog). Right next door at Harrahs youll find Cake Boss star Buddy Valastros PizzaCake, where guests can get an assortment of meat-filled, cheese or veggie pizza slices for under $10.

Load up on celebrity chef Wolfgang Pucks dining delights at his Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill at MGM Grand. Happy hour delights, from 3-7 p.m. daily, include his popular truffled potato chips for $5, fried calamari for $9, the spicy fennel sausage pizzetta for $8 and a few more options.

Another celeb chef, David Chang of Momofuku fame, opened fast-casual hot spot Moon Palace at The Palazzo, and here, everything on the menutastys (sandwiches), hot chips and half dipsare all under $10 (this is a great breakfast and lunch spot). For another casual yet truly tasty experience, head to popular burger joint Shake Shack at New York-New York, where you can get a double cheeseburger for $8.99 or the veggie-friendly Shroom Burger for $7.89; there are also chicken sandwiches for just $7.49. Just like New York City made Shake Shack popular, the citys breakfast-and bagel hot spot Sadelles opened an outpost at Bellagio, and, its here that youll have quite possibly one of the best bagel and cream cheese of your life for just $5.

Are you hangry for some seriously good fried chicken? The Bromberg Brothers are recognized coast to coast for their fried chicken, and you can get some at Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken at the Grand Bazaar Shops at Ballys. You can get chicken a la carte, like a breast for $4.95 or thigh for $3.50, or go for one of their classic chicken sandwiches for $6.50; other sandwich recipes are only $7.50.

For some traditional pan-Asian eats, stop by noodle house Lucky 88 at Paris. Under its Lucky Eats portion of the menu, dig into the following dishes, each only $7.88: pork and veggie dumplings, pork shumai, spring rolls, sesame balls and barbecue pork buns.

We close with not a food dishbut we just couldnt not include this awesome deal! Flights restaurant and bar inside Miracle Mile Shops offers an amazing happy hour deal from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. dailythree cocktails for just $10!

So remember to keep this guide handy every time youre in Vegas and want to give your wallet a break, but dont want to sacrifice experience or deliciousness.

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) Three men and a juvenile have been taken into custody following a massive drug bust at an apartment complex in the eastern part of the Las Vegas valley.

According to an arrest report obtained by 8 News Now, Police made the arrests following the bust at Arcadia Palms Apartments, near Sahara Avenue and Boulder Highway.

The arrests were made in connection with an investigation by detectives into a group who was using Snapchat to facilitate drug deals throughout the valley. Through the investigation, detectives were able to determine the group was working out of an apartment at the previously mentioned property.

Detectives then performed surveillance on the apartment, spotting a man and juvenile leaving the apartment on April 10. They were later arrested during a traffic stop, with the adult being identified as Yeroslav Rivas.

More than 500 grams of Xanax and several grams of Oxycodone were seized in the traffic stop.

A few hours later, a man later identified as Oscar Torres-Estrella was spotted arriving at the apartment. Police also arrested him after he left the apartment that night, along with a man named Derek Contreras who was in the vehicle with him.

Police recovered a stolen handgun from the vehicle during the arrests.

After the three men and the juvenile were taken into custody, police searched the apartment, recovering the following:

Torres-Estrellas passport was also found in the apartment.

Torres-Etrella, along with Rivas, Contreras and the juvenile, were taken into custody. The three adults were transported to Clark County Detention Center, while the juvenile was taken to the Clark County Juvenile Detention Center.

Each of the suspects are facing charges for drug trafficking and possession of controlled substances, along with gun charges.

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Brightline West is on schedule to start construction of a high-speed rail route between Las Vegas and Southern California in the second quarter, the company's chief executive officer told a Las Vegas newspaper.

Brightline West CEO Mike Reininger did not share with the Reno Gazette Journal a definitive date of groundbreaking on the 170-mile route between Las Vegas and Victorville, California, however.

"The world changed as a result of the pandemic, but we continued to work wherever we possibly could toward advancing the ball," Reininger said. "The project remains a very high priority for us."

In a January letter to the Nevada High-Speed Rail Authority, Brightline officials outlined the challenges the pandemic created in the company's ability to obtain funding for the project.

Meanwhile, DesertXpress Enterprises LLC doing business as Brightline West yesterday submitted to the Surface Transportation Board (STB) a petition for exemption from certain regulatory requirements in order to construct and operate an extended high-speed rail line between Victor Valley and Rancho Cucamonga, California, a distance of about 50 miles. That proposed line would extend the company's previously approved Las Vegas-to-Victorville high-speed rail service.

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HONOLULU (KHON2) The Governor of Nevada announced on Tuesday a goal of reopening to 100 percent capacity by June 1. Travel companies are hoping this will attract Hawaii residents to take a long awaited trip back to the ninth island.

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Vacations Hawaii says theyre already seeing some good signs.

The call volumes are starting to pick up as more and more people get vaccinated, said David Strow, president of Vacations Hawaii. Its been over a year since many of our longtime guests have had the chance to come to the California Hotel and thats a long time to wait.

Travelers will have to wait a little longer to book charter packages. Vacations Hawaii will resume that option on September 3.

Meanwhile, Las Vegas businesses that rely on Hawaii customers are 100 percent ready to fully reopen.

All the workers here and at our bakery have all been fully vaccinated, so we feel pretty good about it, said Kryce Higa of Las Vegas Jerkys.

We cant wait for our regulars from back home to come visit us, said Alijah Lee Walter of 2 Scoops of Aloha. Were for sure going to be wearing masks and keeping our social distancing. As far as capacity, I think well only allow 15 people at the most in the restaurant at once.

Although the state may allow full capacity, Boyd Gaming wants to remind visitors that modifications may still be in place.

We dont have as many restaurants available. Theres still going to be capacity restrictions and social distancing requirements for the next couple of months until a plan gets approved by the control board. So its going to be different in that respect, said Strow.

Hawaii travel experts expect to see a huge demand for trips to Vegas in the coming months.

I think its those that have always gone every three months, every six months that havent been able to go plus other folks that want to go to a place thats 100 percent open, said Jerry Argusa, a UH Shidler School of Business professor. I think that thats whats going to happen too.

Travelers can now book flights with Vacations Hawaii as they await their charter options to return.

Hawaiian Airlines also says theyre resuming their last paused route, which is Maui to Las Vegas, at the end of May.

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