A teenager has been arrested in a “sophisticated cyber crime” case involving several Las Vegas casinos, police said.
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Boring Company’s Vegas Loop could be one step closer to connecting to Las Vegas’ airport, if the state approves their request to operate above ground for portions of rides.
Responding to the months-long Las Vegas visitation decline, a major casino operator is offering free parking and food discounts to attract locals.
The registry from the DMV is only for testing purposes, and Tesla still needs to obtain certification before launching a robotaxi service in Las Vegas.
Clark County commissioners approved a new retail complex in Las Vegas’ Chinatown area, the latest vision for a plot that was penciled for skyscrapers during the bubble days.
NV Energy plans to issue refunds to over 42,000 customers after misclassifying multifamily residents as single-family dwellings.
The Las Vegas Valley has the fifth-highest average homeowner age in the United States, according to a recent report from LendingTree.
Clark County’s first woman aviation director, Rosemary Vassiliadis, retires 24 years after one of her worst days on the job — the disaster that shut down airports nationwide.
Sifuentes, a 13-year employee with a record of industry-leading performance, will lead a team charged with driving future growth at the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
The bill’s sponsors say the WAGER Act will “protect legal sportsbooks and gaming businesses.”
Electronic table games have been a niche add-on but now reflect a broader shift taking shape across the gambling industry.
A Midwest apartment developer has expanded to Southern Nevada, with such projects as an affordable-housing complex and a pricier building near a popular locals casino.
Experts say Amazon is borrowing a strategy from Netflix and other streaming providers that have cracked down on password sharing.
Conservative personality Charlie Kirk, a close ally of President Donald Trump, was shot and killed at an event at Utah Valley University.
A soon-to-be-shuttered gambling parlor in North Las Vegas is getting a second chance and will not stay closed for long.
The developer behind Alexis Park Resort and other luxury apartment properties has proposed a high-rise packed with amenities.
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Nevada’s labor market overall is “largely stationary,” the report says. But the Silver State is by no means alone, as hiring has largely stalled around the country.
A new study from UNLV’s Lied Center for Real Estate estimates that only 6.1 percent of all occupations in Southern Nevada pay enough to afford a house.
The Public Utilities Commission of Nevada approved NV Energy’s newest proposal: a mandatory daily demand charge for residential and small commercial customers.
A Strip nightclub company is laying off over 300 employees in anticipation of a big move that was announced recently.
