Thursday night’s storm showed that even Las Vegas casinos can’t escape the wrath of Mother Nature.
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A rare humid morning in Las Vegas foreshadowed the possibility of more storms Friday, following a night of heavy monsoonal rains and lightning.
Developer J Dapper aims to start construction next year on the long-shuttered Huntridge Theater and figures it could cost upwards of $22 million to redevelop the World War II-era venue.
James Trees of Esther’s Kitchen says, “I’m super-surprised that the city jumped on the paid parking so fast. I thought it was in very poor taste.”
The Clark County coroner’s office identified a man fatally wounded in a downtown Las Vegas shooting.
Las Vegas-based Halo.Car service, which is temporarily free, is still in its testing phase and only available in the downtown Las Vegas area.
It was the first time major renovations took place at the shelter, which will now be able to house more than 400 men each night.
Third Street will be closed throughout the rest of 2022 from Ogden Avenue to Fremont Street to make way for new safety measures.
The Mob Museum’s new, 30,000-square-foot parcel is bordered to the south by Stewart Avenue and to the east and northeast by Fourth Street.
Law enforcement and Fremont Street Experience leadership say the additional officers, age requirement and screenings helped deter crime.
The Beverly Theater in downtown Las Vegas has specified its programming categories as Lit, Live and Film.
Former Hartland Mansion owner Garry Hart told his sister, Linda, “It’s probably best that you aren’t here,” as a backhoe tore down their old house.
It’s a classic pairing: hot dishes and cool tunes, with a larger-than-life Las Vegas icon thrown into the mix.
The popular pedestrian mall in the heart of downtown Las Vegas will increase its public safety presence and add security measures on weekends in response to recent fights.
In true YouTuber fashion, Brian Christopher’s slot machine was played for the first time with one hand on the button and another holding a phone, livestreaming it all to thousands of viewers.