Henderson resident Bryan Boren went 33-12 against the spread in the first nine weeks of the Westgate SuperContest and finished 61-28-2 to win a total of $321,630.
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The Nevada Gaming Control Board on Wednesday could make its first nomination to the state’s List of Excluded Persons since 2024.
On the heels of a summer visitation slump caused by a myriad reasons, including macroeconomic concerns, negative perceptions around pricing and a significant decline in international travelers, Las Vegas casinos responded with an array of budget-friendly deals and offers.
The win was one of several across the Las Vegas Valley.
A homebuilding giant spent more than $46 million for the site and plans to put up nearly 300 homes.
Homebuilders’ sales tumbled in Southern Nevada last year, but two master-planned communities still ranked high.
Plans by Station Casinos to manage an American Indian casino in Michigan have taken a step forward with the planned casino’s land now officially designated a reservation.
Bankruptcy Judge Bruce Markell on Tuesday approved a motion to terminate remaining contracts for buyers at Mira Villa, one of the first luxury condominium projects in Las Vegas to halt construction.
Privé nightclub and its ultralounge, the Living Room, closed since last month, will reopen this weekend inside Planet Hollywood Resort under a 30-day temporary liquor license with more than a dozen conditions barring activity that caused the clubs to run afoul of Clark County officials.
The administrative hearing before Labor Commissioner Michael Tanchek that resumed Tuesday is a continuation of arguments that began in early July on wage claims challenging the tip-pooling policy. Wynn Las Vegas dealers are asking Tanchek to find the resort’s tip-pooling policy illegal under state law and award $35 million in back pay and penalties to nearly 500 dealers. Attorneys for Wynn maintain the policy follows state law by sharing the dealers’ tips with other front-line employees, similar to the relationship between busboys, bartenders and waiters in a restaurant.
Rising vacancy in the commercial real estate markets has put downward pressure on rents, which peaked at about $2.25 a square foot in 2007. Las Vegas-based Applied Analysis reported 9.8 percent vacancy for 51.3 million square feet of retail space in Las Vegas for the second quarter, compared with 6.3 percent vacancy a year ago. Rent fell from $2.18 to $2.06 over the same period.
Local government and business leaders on Tuesday unveiled Green Chips, a nonprofit organization meant to channel investment into clean energy and energy efficiency while promoting Southern Nevada as a “green” place to live.
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The share of unemployed workers ticked lower last year but remains higher than most states.
A supermarket chain with a heavy presence in Southern Nevada plans to open another store.
Sitting on almost an acre in Southern Highlands, the custom, single-story home is 5,534 square feet, with three bedrooms and four bathrooms.
