Tom Hawley climbs aboard the KSNV-TV’s traffic helicopter well before sunrise to get the first look at what the day will bring. It’s something he’s done at Channel 3 for nearly 20 years, one of the longest tenured television news reporters in the Las Vegas market.
Martin-Harris Construction announced Thursday it’s selling the assets of the Las Vegas commercial and residential construction company with revenue of more than $200 million a year.
Ultimate Gaming, the nation’s first legal and regulated real money online wagering website, said Friday it was ending its Nevada-based operation, citing a lack of profitability from the 19-month-old business.
With fall comes open-enrollment season for health insurance. Beginning Saturday, hundreds of thousands of Nevadans will be able to sign up for subsidized coverage under the Affordable Care Act through Nevada Health Link.
Affinity Gaming saw its operating income and cash flow slip in the third quarter because of what the casino operator termed as “unusual” corporate expenses over the three-month period.
Nevada Power has asked the state Public Utilities Commission to reconsider its October decision to reject construction of a 200-megawatt solar project on the Moapa River Paiute Indian Reservation.
You feel like you’ve made it — you have a job, a sufficient paycheck and are supporting yourself. You should feel secure and stable, and yet you’re finding yourself struggling to make ends meet and grow your savings account at all.
A California-based company specializing in artificial grass has put down roots in Las Vegas.
