Nevada workers earned an average of $950 a week during the third quarter of 2016, a gain of 10.2 percent year over year. For a five-day work week of 40 hours, that’s $23.75 an hour and $49,400 a year, state officials said in a statement.
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Boulevard Mall has landed a Colorado call center company expected to employ about 500 people.
The state has released a snapshot of Nevada’s economy that looks healthier than previously reported.
McCarran International Airport started the year with a slight increase in passenger traffic, buoyed by upticks in both domestic and international travel, the Clark County Department of Aviation reported Monday.
In the quiet, rural neighborhood on the foothills of Frenchman Mountain east of Las Vegas you can see a Victorian mansion, a geodesic dome and a pagoda, all within a few blocks of one another.
More than three dozen property owners in an upscale Las Vegas development have seen assessed property value drops after filing appeals in the wake of the closure of the Badlands golf course.
Findlay Auto Group is building a larger space in southwestern Las Vegas for its Subaru dealership.
Family Christian announced Thursday that it will shutter all locations after 85 years in business. The nonprofit sells Christian-themed books, movies and other merchandise and participated in humanitarian projects worldwide.
Two data center companies are investing in their local facilities.
Clark County is accepting applications for its recreational marijuana panel.
A Rhode Island-based jewelry chain has opened its sixth store in the Las Vegas Valley.
The Nevada Taxicab Authority next month is expected to update rules dealing with drivers who take longer routes than necessary in a practice known as long-hauling.
Officials at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area are warning visitors to expect delays — longer than usual — on the park’s 13-mile drive starting next week.
A Philadelphia seafood wholesaler has invested in new warehouse space in the valley.
SpeedVegas, the car-racing experience that puts customers behind the wheel of Ferraris and Lamborghinis at speeds of up to 160 mph, has reopened.
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