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Southern Nevada’s population has grown fast for decades, fueled in no small part by its history of relatively low housing costs, but many would-be buyers are now priced out.
Gambling industry officials and tax professionals argue that the change unfairly targets professional gamblers and high-stakes players, who will now be required to pay taxes on unrealized earnings.
In-N-Out fans in the eastern United States finally have something to celebrate. After years of hoping the iconic West Coast chain would expand beyond its core territory, the company has officially opened its first restaurants east of the Mississippi.
The upscale supermarket chain said a new store is “in development.”
The Attorney General’s Bureau of Consumer Protection filed a petition for judicial review in the Clark County District Court in another attempt to overturn NV Energy’s demand charge.
Las Vegas has been grappling this year with a drop in tourism, but there have been some signs that America’s casino capital could be heading in a better direction.
With the completion of a $600 million convention center renovation next month, Las Vegas should close in on a record year for conventions and trade shows.
The new CEO spoke with the Review-Journal about her new role, her new city, and the much smaller Las Vegas in her former home state of New Mexico
It’s the fourth time Venetian workers will get a “Red Coin” appreciation award for surpassing goals and objectives established for the year.
LVR President George Kypreos is named in a multistate, class-action lawsuit which alleges Zillow, of which he is a flex agent, colluded to steer customers to their company and agents.
