MGM Resorts International and Culinary Local 226 celebrated new worker protection legislation.
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A $20 million grant program will provide up to $10,000 to eligible commercial-property tenants.
The sister property to Sahara Las Vegas, also operated by The Meruelo Group, was the sixth casino property to be named in a complaint involving health and safety matters.
Despite significantly lower passenger volumes at airports across the nation, including McCarran International Airport, security agents are seeing more guns in carry-on baggage.
Customers who aren’t paying, have a past-due balance and have not indicated they are facing financial hardships due to COVID-19 will have their power disconnected starting in September.
Three stores at Fashion Show mall were fined last week for failing to follow COVID-19 health and safety measures.
Deloitte & Touche LLP will replace Ernst and Young LLP, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
Barry Diller, who founded Fox Broadcasting Co. and USA Broadcasting, reportedly invested $1 billion in MGM and his company may be asked to join the board of directors.
WeChat — one of the apps President Donald Trump believes could be a national security risk — is no longer being used as a tourism guide for Chinese visitors at McCarran International Airport.
Bars in Clark County served their last drinks once again following Gov. Steve Sisolak’s order to close at 11:59 p.m. Friday. One bar, Jackson’s Bar Grill, decided to close rather than continue as a restaurant only.
Employees express anger and confusion as Phase One rules return amid Nevada’s coronavirus spike.
The state with the highest unemployment rate in the country as of May is going into its fourth week without a director to run the employment office.
REGO Automotive, Ai-RGUS and GuineaDad are expanding in the Las Vegas Valley, bringing new jobs to the area.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas may be gearing up for layoffs, but representatives of the company downplay the significance of the notification.
The conditional approval of the $17.3 billion deal was unanimous, but the new company will have to divest three properties and maintain its job level for three years.
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