Steve Wynn’s defamation suit against former employee moves ahead

The billionaire and founder of Wynn Resorts Ltd. accused Jorgen Nielsen of lying to the Wall Street Journal and ABC News to smear him. Steve Wynn’s lawsuit calls Nielsen a “disgruntled” former employee.

Musburger: Underdog ‘Canelo’ to dethrone GGG

Fists fly and engines roar. It’s party time in Las Vegas, so let’s cash some tickets on boxing and NASCAR this weekend — and, of course, football.

Las Vegas Strip companies work toward gender pay equity

A recent analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data shows the Nevada wage gap continues to hold strong, but some companies along the Strip, like Caesars Entertainment Corp., are working to ensure all employees are paid fairly.

Guinn Center lays out facts on Nevada ballot measures

An independent research center explored both sides of six ballot measures facing Nevada voters in November — four of which would be etched into the state constitution.

Some measures must be taken to ensure a safe environment

Q: Heard from a friend living in a nearby community that his HOA is being sued. Reports are that some kid on a bike crashed into a palm tree and cut his arm. No details exactly where this vicious tree was: adjacent to a sidewalk, on a remote slope of the common elements, etc. Appears the tree was trimmed in the usual way where there are short pieces of the “fronds” still attached. Pieces must have been sharp enough to cause the injury. Our board has discussed this matter and is wondering if “shaving” or “skinning” the trunks is warranted — at least up to 8 feet to 10 feet in height. Not sure if either term is correct but it produces a “textured” and not one with, uh, sharp edges. Do we really have to go to this extreme? Would every HOA, park, casino, etc have to do the same? How idiot-proof can you make an environment? Pad the streets so if someone fell, they wouldn’t hurt themselves? Pad block walls so if someone bumped into them, they wouldn’t hurt themselves? The potential cost to shave trees could be enormous on anyone or everyone owning a potentially deadly palm tree. Is this bordering on absurdity?

Nevada Builder Trade In Program focuses on contingency process

Driving past billboards and smaller-scale signs with directions to model homes and sounds of construction can lead to an array of questions. What’s being built, what do the homes look like inside, and how much do they cost? These questions are quickly answered with a stop at the sales office.

Trilogy in Summerlin to host lifestyle event

Trilogy in Summerlin will host a Lifestyle Preview Event Sept. 15 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be wine classes and tastings, chef cooking demonstrations, live music, yoga and Zumba demonstrations, art presentation, hiking and biking tips, corn hole tournaments.

Ice Cream Sunday event to be held at Providence

Test your ice cream-eating skills during the annual Sunny 106.5 Ice Cream Sunday Sept. 15 at Huckleberry Park in Providence. Enjoy free frozen treats provided by Meadow Gold, family-friendly activities and ice cream-eating contests from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

UFC eyes Russia as next ‘major market’

About 17 million people in Russia identify themselves as UFC fans, said UFC Chief Operating Officer Lawrence Epstein. That would equate to nearly 12 percent of the population.

Richmond American debuts Summerlin neighborhood

Skye Knoll by Richmond American Homes has opened its models at this new neighborhood in Stonebridge, one of the newest villages in Summerlin.

Toll Brothers to open Concord at Cadence on Sept. 22

Toll Brothers plans to open its new Cadence neighborhood, Concord, Sept. 22. The neighborhood offers single-story home designs priced from the low $400,000s.

Ultimate Vegas Sports Weekend returns in February

The Ultimate Vegas Sports Weekend will feature the Golden Knights, USA Rugby Sevens, NASCAR, UFC and the Tuff Hedeman Bull Riding Tour.

 
The house of wow and water

It looks more like a resort than a home, but in the luxury hillside development of Ascaya in Henderson it’s served as Stan Gribble’s bachelor pad. Gribble is a 79-year-old, semi-retired real estate developer and investor who’s put the one-story home at 8 Rockmount Court on the market for $15.5 million.

Ed Bozarth remembers 9/11 with tribute vehicle display

In remembrance of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Ed Bozarth Nevada Chevrolet displayed two Fueled by the Fallen memorial vehicles on Tuesday. Fueled by the Fallen assists military members and public safety personnel to aid in their emotional, physical and financial recovery needs by displaying and racing memorial cars.

Findlay Automotive Group proud to support Miracle Flights

The thought of having a child in your family who needs medical treatment but can’t afford the flight to receive it is truly terrible. Thankfully, there is an organization that helps families in those tragic circumstances. Miracle Flights was founded in Las Vegas 33 years ago by Ann McGee, whose dedication to the cause continues to save the lives of young people.

Air Force professional, wife enjoy Juhl lifestyle

When active-duty Air Force member Jonie Escorpiso was stationed in Las Vegas in 2016, she never would have predicted the city would become more than just a temporary stop for her.

Friendly Ford starting to see arrival of 2019 Mustangs

The history of the Ford Mustang dates back to when it was unveiled in 1964. Since then, the Mustang has exceeded all expectations and soared to become one of the most popular vehicles in the country.

Pardee showcases Pivot in Henderson

A limited number of move-in-ready homes are available at Pardee Homes’ Pivot neighborhood in Henderson.

Hit the Jeep trails as the summer heat slowly subsides

Summer may be coming to a close, but that doesn’t mean the outdoor fun needs to take a back seat. Chapman Chrysler Jeep is gearing up for the fall season and wants all Jeep enthusiasts to enjoy all the beautiful off-road trails that Southern Nevada and surrounding areas have to offer.

MMA fighter Justin McCully purchases condo in One Las Vegas

Mixed martial arts fighter Justin McCully is no stranger to the Entertainment Capital of the World given that he visited the city often with his family as a young boy and was eventually recruited by UFC in the early 2000s to participate in a few fights and train some of their athletes.

505-horsepower Stelvio Quadrifoglio available at Findlay Fiat

The 2018 Stelvio Quadrifoglio sport utility vehicle started arriving at Findlay Fiat several weeks ago, and it didn’t take long before the 505-horsepower, six-cylinder vehicle started drawing attention.

Mike Pompeo says John Kerry ‘undermining’ US policy with Iran

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo unloaded Friday on his Obama-era predecessor John Kerry for “actively undermining” U.S. policy on Iran by meeting several times recently with the Iranian foreign minister, who was his main interlocutor in the Iran nuclear deal negotiations.

Massachusetts regulators extend Steve Wynn investigation

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission launched its investigation after it was determined that Wynn failed to disclose a $7.5 million settlement with one of the alleged victims in his 2013 licensing suitability hearings in that state.

 
Rivalry continues ahead of Liddell-Ortiz trilogy bout

Golden Boy Promotions held a press conference on Friday to promote the Nov. 24 trilogy bout between Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz taking place at The Forum in Inglewood, Calif.

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