Site work is underway on a four-story, 390-unit aparment project in the southwest valley.
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A lawsuit has been filed against a Strip property for failing to perform lifesaving intervention on a patron after suffering a medical emergency inside one of its restaurants.
Special Las Vegas deals coordinated by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority are designed to bolster visitation among leisure travelers in the months ahead.
A teenager has been arrested in a “sophisticated cyber crime” case involving several Las Vegas casinos, police said.
Boring Company’s Vegas Loop could be one step closer to connecting to Las Vegas’ airport, if the state approves their request to operate above ground for portions of rides.
Responding to the months-long Las Vegas visitation decline, a major casino operator is offering free parking and food discounts to attract locals.
Faraday Future confirmed Tuesday that the company is looking to secure $1 billion in financing.
Environmental groups file administrative protest over planned June 13 auction for new oil and gas leases across almost 196,000 acres in central Nevada, calling the action a prelude to a possible lawsuit.
Getting new customers involved in more interactive experiences is going to be a big part of the future for casinos in the United States and around the world, participants in a major gambling conference predicted Wednesday.
Drivers could help assemble a map of Nevada’s roads and warn fellow motorists about potential collisions, all through a smartphone app.
Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Wozniak on Monday dismissed the notion that robots will take over most human jobs and lead to mass unemployment anytime this century.
About 30 members and non-members of the Las Vegas Drone club showed up to the group’s annual King of Las Vegas FPV, or first-person view, tournament at Red Ridge Park in southwest Las Vegas on Saturday.
A Las Vegas man who plans to open a new gentlemen’s club next month is hoping a new marketing weapon — a virtual currency — will help him wrestle tech- and investment-savvy clients away from the strip club giants.
Hours after the collapse of a 20-foot portion of a Hanford tunnel full of highly contaminated equipment, Adrian Martens was sitting at the bar having a pint after his Tuesday shift. He said people here aren’t afraid of Hanford — or adopting the atomic iconography as kitsch. “It’s a fun retro thing,” he said. He thinks the news panicking about the tunnel collapse “might be overblown.”
Snap Inc. announced a massive loss and a continued slowdown in user growth, while revenue fell below Wall Street’s expectations in its first earnings report as a public company. Just a week earlier, Facebook posted double-digit revenue growth for the first quarter
Electric car maker Tesla has added another product to its lineup: Solar roof tiles. As of Wednesday, customers worldwide could order a solar roof on Tesla’s web site.
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Nevada’s labor market overall is “largely stationary,” the report says. But the Silver State is by no means alone, as hiring has largely stalled around the country.
A new study from UNLV’s Lied Center for Real Estate estimates that only 6.1 percent of all occupations in Southern Nevada pay enough to afford a house.
The Public Utilities Commission of Nevada approved NV Energy’s newest proposal: a mandatory daily demand charge for residential and small commercial customers.
A Strip nightclub company is laying off over 300 employees in anticipation of a big move that was announced recently.
