Strip operators reported $827.7 million in revenue in December, down from $881.3 million during the same month in 2024.
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A luxury hotel inside a Strip casino has named a seasoned hospitality leader as its new top executive.
Analysts from CBRE and Gimme Credit say the locals casino market should be able to outperform its Strip rivals in 2026 and 2027, according to new reports.
The casino-hotel is bringing back its all-inclusive package, which starts at $104 per person per night for stays between June 1 and Aug. 31.
U.S. Census Bureau statistics show a substantial drop in population growth from July 2024 to July 2025, compared with the year prior.
Users were raising concerns that the company is “censoring” videos, including ones critical of President Donald Trump, ICE or mentions of Jeffrey Epstein.
The Employee Free Choice Act has lost several key congressional advocates, but Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev., refuses to get complacent.
About a year ago, Las Vegas lawyer Jason Awad and others formerly associated with Business Bank of Nevada met secretly with Great Basin Bank CEO Terry Sullivan to discuss buying the Elko-based bank.
Casino operators Las Vegas Sands Corp. and Wynn Resorts Ltd. recently took steps to amend how the companies borrow money from their credit facilities.
The number of passengers flying to and from Las Vegas fell 11.8 percent in March to about 3.6 million, figures published Tuesday show. The decrease represents nearly 244,000 fewer people arriving at McCarran International Airport for the month, more than the entire population of Henderson.
BrightSource Energy Inc., developer of large-scale solar thermal energy plants, recently announced that it has reached agreement on the principal terms of a private land contract with Nevada’s newest master-planned community developer, Coyote Springs Land Co. The agreement marks a critical step in the development of a solar thermal energy project that could provide as much as 600 megawatts of clean reliable solar thermal energy to both the Nevada and California markets.
For consumers, builders, manufacturers, municipalities, institutions and anyone interested in the green energy revolution, “The Green Energy Show” is now airing on Saturdays from 5-6 p.m. on KDWN 720 AM in Las Vegas and simulcast on KBZZ 1270 AM in Reno. The show is then replayed on KLAV on Thursdays from 7-8 p.m. and is archived on TheGreenEnergyShow.com for future viewing.
You’re not living off the grid, you don’t have a compost pile and the idea of recycling rainwater hasn’t even crossed your mind. Heck, you’re lucky to get your recycling to the curb each week.
Amid the current economic conditions, becoming energy efficient has never made more sense. When homeowners save energy they help to protect the environment and cut their monthly bills.
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Plus, a new partnership between the Kansas City Royals and Circa Sports will include the giveaway of 10 prize packages that will bring Royals fans to Las Vegas.
The Southern Nevada Health District is investigating “travel-associated” cases of Legionnaires’ disease at a resort in Laughlin.
The supermarket chain bought 11 acres but hasn’t started construction yet.
Fontainebleau is the latest Strip resort to add a Boring Co. Vegas Loop station, with free rides offered at launch.
