Clark County Aviation Department officials say they expect to be as busy as Santa Claus on the days leading up to Christmas.
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The Neon Museum is restoring three signs that were at the Flamingo for more than 25 years and help tell the history of Las Vegas.
President Joe Biden officially announced $3 billion in federal funding for Brightline West’s $12 billion high-speed rail system today in Las Vegas.
The 2024 Super Bowl in Las Vegas is just 68 days away and it is shaping up to potentially be the biggest “Big Game” in NFL’s history.
It is expected that President Joe Biden will make an official announcement about the grant award Friday in Las Vegas.
The annual gift show that runs along with National Finals Rodeo will take up more space this year at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Bent Inn, the first adults-only, gay and locally owned and operated boutique spot in downtown Las Vegas, opened Thursday
Strip attractions are slowly returning to normal from the Formula One race with trees returning to the Bellagio and a promise that gondoliers will be back in front of The Venetian by early December.
Las Vegas’ airport on Sunday was a scene of satisfied travelers but also delayed flights.
TSA officials expect over 98,000 people at Harry Reid International Airport on Sunday and 94,000 on Monday following the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix.
“It makes a bunch of sense,” LVCVA president and CEO Steve Hill said. “If you go out there now, traffic is better than it was before we built all this and that bridge is a big part of that.”
Downtown Las Vegas’ recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic was more resilient than other American cities, but some economists say the region will need to diversify to keep up growth.
Somebody ripped some holes in screens attached to the overpass glass designed to block views of the Formula One race course.
Hotel occupancy dropped from the same month last year, but room rates remained high and convention attendance continued to soar, the LVCVA said.
The unincorporated area is seeing a boom in residential and commercial space.