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Clark County commissioners are scheduled to consider plans this week for a six-story garage just north of Terminal 1 at Harry Reid International Airport.
The flagship cancer treatment facility will offer employment opportunities and a number of services to patients.
The megaresort is the latest casino to roll out an exclusive perk for locals as Las Vegas casinos try to boost business.
The chain, which will keep its name, is selling all of its 87 convenience stores in the region.
George Kypreos, the current president of the Las Vegas Realtors, spoke to the Las Vegas Review-Journal about the valley’s real estate climate in 2025 and where the market is headed.
A new report from UNLV’s Lied Center for Real Estate estimates that over the next 13 years the valley will see an additional 80,000 buildings become 50 years or older.
David Schmidt, chief economist with Nevada’s employment department, said fewer people have been quitting their jobs and layoffs have been pushing higher.
A five-card straight flush made for a nice payout for a Caesars Rewards member visiting from Canada on Friday.
Labor market watchers say a complicated picture is emerging. Job seekers are frustrated with opaque application processes and hiring managers struggle to find qualified workers.
The company was developing a gaming platform that would stream live dealers to locations where internet gaming is legal, including six U.S. states.