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Photo: The Cannery Hotel & Casino in North Las Vegas, Nev. (AJFU / Wikimedia) A newly filed federal lawsuit alleges two Las Vegas hotel-casinos enabled years of sex trafficking tied to convicted sex offender Nathan Chasing Horse. The civil complaint was filed on behalf of two survivors, and names Boyd Gaming, Station Casinos, and other entities as defendants. The suit alleges trafficking occurred at properties including Cannery Casino & Hotel and Santa Fe Station Hotel and Casino between 2014 and 2022. According to the lawsuit, Chasing Horse used his position as a self-described spiritual leader to manipulate and control women through coercion, isolation, and threats of violence. The complaint alleges the women were forced into commercial sex acts while hotel staff ignored visible warning signs. Attorney Alex Marcinko represents the survivors. “People like Nathan Chasing Horse don't operate in a vacuum. He doesn't exist without other entities allowing him to.” The lawsuit alleges hotel staff repeatedly rented rooms to Chasing Horse despite signs the women were being controlled and exploited. It also claims the hotels financially benefited from the repeated stays. “There was obvious signs of the torment these women were undergoing at these hotels, and nothing was done.” Chasing Horse was convicted earlier this year on sex trafficking and sexual abuse charges and sentenced in April to 37 years to life in prison. The lawsuit was filed under the federal Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act, which allows survivors to pursue civil claims against businesses accused of knowingly benefiting from trafficking ventures. Marcinko says the case could also raise broader questions about accountability within the hotel industry. “The hotel industry turns a blind eye to the human suffering in sex trafficking. It happens far too often.” The lawsuit seeks damages for the physical, emotional, and psychological harm the survivors say they endured. Every year, 20 to 30 Alaska Airlines employees volunteer to help Mt. Edgecumbe High School students get glammed up for prom.(Photo: KCAW/McKenney) Mt. Edgecumbe High School in Sitka, Alaska has a unique program that brings Alaska Airlines employees — known as “glam fairies” — to help students from villages across Alaska get ready for prom, as KCAW's Hope McKenney reports. For the past fourteen or so years, volunteers with the Prom Prince and Princess program have helped Mt. Edgecumbe students get glammed up for prom. They do hair, nails, and makeup, provide jewelry, shoes, corsages, and boutonnieres, and even do alterations on the many donated suits and dresses. “So I'm really happy to be here, because I love doing hair and makeup.” Lisa Lynch is one of the many glam faeries helping in the crowded room. “So I'm happy to be able to do this for other kids whose families can't be here to help them like that.” Alonza Topkok just finished her turn in the makeup chair. “I wanted shimmer, and I wanted glitter, and that's exactly what they gave me.” She says her prom look is inspired by the 2001 Mariah Carey cult classic “Glitter”. She says it means a lot that people volunteer their time and donate clothes, makeup, and jewelry when she and her friends don't have family members nearby to help out. Freshman Andrew Adams from Mentasta Lake is hovering at the entrance to the common room with his friends Calvin and Kacin. Adams went to a middle school prom a couple of years ago, but this is his first high school prom. When asked if they are all going to go up and ask those girls to dance, Adams replied, “Maybe, yeah.” Despite some nerves, Adams and his friends eventually ask one of the volunteers to help them get ready. Circling back around with them afterward, refreshed and ready to head out, they seem like they're going to be just fine. Get National Native News delivered to your inbox daily. Sign up for our daily newsletter today. Download our NV1 Android or iOs App for breaking news alerts. Check out today’s Native America Calling episode Tuesday, May 12, 2026 – High gas prices eat into business profits and personal budgets

Lindsey Hagood is a public speaker, brand ambassador, model, and a survivor of breast implant illness. After years of successful modeling and being a corporate brand ambassador, Lindsey has spent the last several years recovering from breast implant illness and subsequent complications from related surgeries. Going from a active healthy lifestyle to being bed ridden for years was a huge change of lifestyle for Lindsey.Surviving has not been easy but she is seeing the light of recovery now and she wants to help others that are going thru similar hardships. I was excited to speak with her after following her journey thru her social media posts and blogs. I never knew the potential hardships/illnesses that can be created by breast implants. The plastic surgery field is so lucrative and mainstream now I was surprised that I don't hear more about the potential downfalls, deaths and illnesses related to them. Hopefully with people like Lindsey sharing their stories more people can be made aware of them.Make sure to follow Lindsey on her social media to see her recovery and follow her journey.ABOUT Lindsey HagoodActive in the fitness industry for 15 years, instructing, teaching, educating and motivating others to a fit and healthy lifestyle in Yoga, Pilates, and Aerobics, the great outdoors is where you will find this former image of Fitness USA, Two time Top 15 Ms. Fitness USA performer.Lindsey's passion for fitness, beauty, and makeup is evident, as she received her aesthetician license and speaks for companies as spokesmodel. fitness and spokesmodeling became a natural fit for Lindsey, as she speaks for companies as a brand ambassador, hostessing, crowd gather, co host, narrator, MC, print model, generating the buzz for profile companies through agencies, talent agencies for such companies as Sony, Blackberry, Panasonic, Intel, CES, Magic, Air Force Reserve nationwide tour, print work for Sycuan Resort & Spa, Imperial Palace, Caesar's, Stratosphere, M Resort, Cannery Casino, Cash America, Durablaster, World Gym and more.Follow her, as her entrepreneur spirit leaves people wanting more!SUBSCRIBEYou can subscribe to The Travel Wins Podcast on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, YouTube, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, Podnews, Castbox, Pocket Casts, Radio Public, and Amazon.The Travel Wins intro song by Allison Johnson and Steve StevensWebsite Design by Stack Host#lindseyhagood #lindsey #breatimplantillness

[audio mp3=“https://media.talkaboutlasvegas.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/25204642/Jessie_Peck_053019.mp3”][/audio] Jessie Peck is the long-time bass singer for The legendary Spinners. The group is performing, along with special guest Thelma Houston, in The Club at The Cannery Casino on June 1. In this 30-minute episode of Talk About Las Vegas, Peck talks about living the dream, first seeing The Spinners at the Michigan State Fair as a kid and ending up joining the group as an adult; filling the big shoes of founding member Pervis Jackson, whose influence went beyond the stage; revealing for the first time his two favorite Spinners songs; relating the impact of the group over the decades; and coping as a kid when his voice changed to bass.

The Cannery Casino has become one of the women's wrestling meccas, as WOW wrestling has been doing semi-monthly cards for their tv show there. Among the choas and excitement, Lana Star stands as the top of the heap. We will talk to Star about fighting for one of the most well known women;s wrestling companies, and her out of ring activities. 

The Cannery Casino has become one of the women's wrestling meccas, as WOW wrestling has been doing semi-monthly cards for their tv show there. Among the choas and excitement, Lana Star stands as the top of the heap. We will talk to Star about fighting for one of the most well known women;s wrestling companies, and her out of ring activities. 

Multi-time platimum recording artist, multi-time Grammy winner, and the comedy genius behind many a parody; Weird Al Yankovic is perdorming at the Cannery Casino in Las Vegas Aug. 4. We will talk to Al about his well established career and his new album "Alpocalypse".

This week those guys interview Bob Wooley, from http://pokergrump.blogspot.com about his run-in with casino security while taking pictures at the Cannery Casino. He also talks about his experiences being a low limit professional poker player in Las Vegas.

This week those guys interview Bob Wooley, from http://pokergrump.blogspot.com about his run-in with casino security while taking pictures at the Cannery Casino. He also talks about his experiences being a low limit professional poker player in Las Vegas.