A hauntingly personal tribute to 9/11 now rests in UNLV’s archives—nearly 6,000 artifacts from a spontaneous Las Vegas Strip memorial that sprang up after the attacks, including handwritten notes, flags from Wales and England, and missing person flyers. These global contributions reveal how deeply the tragedy resonated across borders, turning grief into a shared human story. Curators have preserved and cataloged them, offering the public a tangible, emotional link to that day—and a powerful reminder of resilience amid loss.

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Jackie Glass, the trailblazing former Clark County judge who sentenced O.J. Simpson and hosted her own courtroom TV show, died at 70 from heart failure during a mediation session — a quiet end that sparked a community outpouring of over 250 mourners at her funeral. Her husband, DA Steve Wolfson, recalled their 46-year love story, legal partnership, and shared passions — from whale watching in Maui to mental health advocacy — while honoring her legacy as a gifted mediator and tireless public servant. Though grieving, Wolfson vows to carry on both his duties and their family’s legacy.

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Boulder City High’s football team didn’t just win a game—they turned it into a heartwarming tribute for four-year-old Grayson Armstrong, battling rare Batten disease. Honored as an honorary Eagle, Grayson high-fived players, participated in the coin toss, and lit up the field with smiles—despite his condition usually overwhelming him. His family, including twin sister Thea, was moved by the outpouring of love, from Foothill soccer players with handmade signs to seniors pledging to play the whole season in his honor. The school principal called it a moment of true community spirit, while the Armstrongs continue sharing their journey online to raise funds for medical care—proving sports can be more than scores, but moments that change lives.

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