Showerhead with wireless speaker, toilets with air dryer and a 40-foot long underground survivor shelter were some of the attactions at the International Builders Show in the Las Vegas Convention Center. An upbeat optimistic outlook is expected at the trade show, which 45,000-50,000 industry professionals are scheduled to attend.
Despite record occupancy levels driven by the Super Bowl and other holiday visitors, Caesars Entertainment’s first-quarter financial results showed a decline in earnings that may suggest the Strip’s lengthy growth period is slowing.
The stained glass above the Tropicana’s former casino pit is being removed while the shuttered casino prepares for a fall demolition.
The Oakland Athletics are considering hiring an investment firm to assist team owner John Fisher in securing financing for construction of their planned Strip ballpark.
The movie studio would be built at the Harry Reid Research and Technology Park in southwest Las Vegas, but that depends on a bill clearing the Nevada Legislature.
The proposal would not legalize marijuana outright for recreational use, but it would represent a seismic shift in American drug policy.
UNLV is proposing to enter into a 99-year ground lease for 42 acres of university-owned land near the Strip that would generate over a billion of dollars of revenue.
Two cities in the valley rank 10th and 11th in the nation for fastest-growing house prices, according to a new study.
A Las Vegas Strip hotel-casino is partnering with the Las Vegas Grand Prix to bring a nightclub experience to Formula One weekend.
It was one of three six-figure jackpots to hit recently in the Las Vegas Valley.
Zonda statistics show a bounceback in housing starts on the residential side as the market finally gets off the pandemic roller coaster ride.
