The sanctions may or may not prevent the former president from being a board candidate. The records should tell you of the disposition of the case.
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The win was one of several recently across the Las Vegas Valley.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford’s “friend of the court” brief supports Maryland which, like Nevada, has been sued by prediction market provider KalshiEx LLC.
While the residential real estate market continues to recover from the wake of the pandemic, Las Vegas will not see a recovery in home sales or price growth compared to most other major metro regions in the country.
Allegiant Stadium serves as one of the premiere venues in the world and the Raiders are tasked with keeping the now six-year-old facility in top form.
Not everything is happening on the Strip. Here are some of the top stories that shaped the neon desert outside and its residents in 2025.
LOS ANGELES — Home sales in the Western United States posted a 9 percent annual increase in May as homebuyers jumped on low interest rates and falling prices, according to two reports released Tuesday.
Which is better: fossil fuels or renewable energy?
Hours before the Hard Rock Hotel’s two-day housekeeper job fair was scheduled to open Monday morning, Troy Pierre was putting the finishing touches on the outfit he would wear.
Local power utility NV Energy has formally withdrawn its application to build the Ely Energy Center, a coal-fired power plant in central Nevada. And Air Force officials have urged the federal government to prevent construction of a $700 million solar power plant near the Nellis range.
Don’t count Janney Montgomery Scott gaming analyst Brian McGill as someone who believes the opening of CityCenter will be good for Las Vegas.
Although some industry insiders and observers have had second thoughts about the wisdom of private equity’s entry into the gaming industry, Harrah’s Entertainment chief Gary Loveman isn’t one of them.
The $8.5 billion CityCenter, billed as the most expensive private commercial development in U.S. history, was a few hours from shutting operations on the morning of March 27.
HOT TOWN: Casino operators have prepared for what they expect to be a long summer. As the recession continues to hurt casino revenues and visitor numbers, gaming companies are offering lots of hot deals to attract more tourists and keep them spending.
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A California real estate firm plans to develop a new building for a Southern Nevada university.
A North Dakota hotel magnate built another project in Las Vegas this year.
The original developers invested more than $120 million into the project near the iconic “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign, records show.
Nationwide, builder confidence “inched higher” to end the year but remained “well into negative territory,” a trade group said.
