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Clark County bids on historic Moulin Rouge site in Las Vegas

Clark County is one of three bidders vying to buy and breathe new life into the historic former Moulin Rouge property, the site of Las Vegas’ first racially integrated hotel and casino.

Las Vegas Metro Chamber gets good news on Interstate 11

Members of the Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce were happy to learn this week the Interstate 11 project linking Nevada and Arizona is at the top of mind for politicians and officials in Washington, D.C.

Nevada has massive first month of marijuana sales

Nevada dispensaries raked in more than $27 million during it’s first month of recreational sales and the state pulled in more than $10 million in marijuana taxes and licensing fees, according to figures released Thursday by the Nevada Department of Taxation.

 
Polish official touts close ties with Nevada

A top ranking official with the Polish government said Tuesday that the country’s ties with Nevada are the strongest of any U.S. state, and the two are likely to become even more closely intertwined with a new economic development mission next month.

 
GOP, White House eye deep cuts to corporate tax rate

The White House and congressional Republicans are finalizing a tax plan that would slash the corporate rate while likely reducing the levy for the wealthiest Americans, with President Donald Trump ready to roll out the policy proposal at midweek.

Las Vegas short-term rental hotline has busy first month

A hotline for Las Vegans to air grievances about short-term rentals fielded an average of seven calls a day in its first month, but most of the complaints came from outside the city’s jurisdiction.

Housing program will replace North Las Vegas apartment complex

Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority records show that more than 1,700 emergency and urgent work orders have been placed at the 120-unit complex over the past three years. Nearly half were related to plumbing.

GOED’s Steve Hill chose Paul Anderson to replace him

Paul Anderson, who submitted his resignation Friday from the state Legislature, will start as deputy director at the economic development office Oct. 2.

Officials aim for more rentals for Southern Nevada homeless

Southern Nevada landlords with a soft heart and units to fill are in luck. On Monday, Clark County will host an all-day workshop about landlords getting paid to rent to the area’s homeless.

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