It’s been a rough road for Nevada’s job market during the pandemic, but state officials said statewide employment continued its rebound in March.
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Nevada’s retailers can expect a year-over-year decrease in Easter spending this year, due in part to high inflation and lingering supply chain issues.
The California favorite has two shops in the Las Vegas Valley with plans to add several more. Two California transplants are helping Togo’s achieve its goals.
We found five examples of houses for sale at or near the median sale price of single-family homes in Southern Nevada.
It was eight years ago when Jordan Clark first hopped on a Pedego electric bike. Now, he owns all three Pedego stores in the Las Vegas Valley.
A small health clinic on East Sahara Avenue is having a big impact on the LGBTQ community.
A Tampa, Florida couple didn’t want a run-of-the-mill wedding. They chose the Neon Museum in Las Vegas for a 2 p.m. wedding on Feb. 22, 2022, or 2/22/22.
The coronavirus pandemic left Francisco Carbajal on the sidelines with other nonessential workers. Then he parlayed a YouTube video and social media into what he says is the first Latino-owned razor business.
A community event celebrating what would have been former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh’s 48th birthday will take place at Container Park on Saturday. It will feature live performances, food and art.
State officials are set to hold massive job fair Tuesday at the Las Vegas Convention Center where about 180 employers will be seeking to fill some 16,000 positions.
Nevada added back 11,200 jobs over the month of October, the second-highest monthly job gain in the last year, according to the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation.
On Sunday, the El Cortez turns 80 years old, 29,220 days since it first opened its doors Nov. 7, 1941. The hotel-casino will punctuate its birthday weekend with a fireworks show.
“Everyone wants to know when or if they can get this,” said Toyota Product Specialist Ally Kay.
The initiative’s founders at UNLV’s International Gaming Institute hope to better define the lines between safe and unsafe gambling, identify potential policy gaps and apply research to real-world settings.
Nevadans and Americans are expected to spend more on Halloween this year than in any year prior, according to projections released by groups representing retailers.
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