A sports restaurant and bar owned by a former NFL quarterback has closed its Strip location, according to a sign posted to the door.
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The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority is set to spend over $7 million related to hosting the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix and WWE’s WrestleMania.
In addition, a slots player deploying a $200 spin hit for six figures at a Las Vegas Strip casino.
A real estate investment firm is growing its extensive holdings in Southern Nevada.
The planned opening of the new tower will double M’s capacity, but that news was overshadowed by parent company’s Dec. 1 split with ESPNBet.
Room rates on the Strip during this year’s Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend at the top two resort companies are contrasting compared to last year.
Most workers will be given 90 days to look for a new position internally, Beth Galetti, Senior Vice President of People Experience and Technology at Amazon, wrote in a letter to employees.
Las Vegas Valley real estate agents and the largest online real estate brokerages have differing opinions on what’s happening with the local market.
The company known for bottling scents for Strip resorts and casinos has now ventured into horror.
Currently, the only U.S. airports with slot machines are Harry Reid International in Las Vegas and Reno-Tahoe International in Reno. That could change soon. Plus, more gaming news.
The philanthropic arm of Intermountain Health aims to generate funds for the planned $1 billion pediatric facility in Las Vegas.
“I’m not letting the soft market slow me down,” said Las Vegas homebuilder Michael Johnson.
Las Vegas’ Harry Reid International Airport says operations are continuing to run normally, but air traffic control no-shows in Los Angeles impacted flights Sunday.
A dollar went a very long way Sunday for a keno player who hit a six-figure jackpot at a northwest Las Vegas Valley casino.
Boyd Gaming Corp. has hired a firm with a history of demolishing casinos to tear down a shuttered Las Vegas hotel, records show.
The U.S. Agriculture Department announced that as of Nov. 1, it would no longer send out aid under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to low-income Americans.
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Harry Reid International Airport is bracing for flight delays and cancellations as the FAA helps implement a 10 percent reduction in flights as a safety precaution in reaction to the government shutdown.
The Smith’s Marketplace — an expanded department store version of the traditional grocery store — will occupy just under 130,000 square feet.
Las Vegans will have new options to fly to several new cities in the West and Midwest starting in 2026.
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