Assembly Bill 313 would require the backfilling of open pit mines once mining companies are done extracting ore and other minerals from the site.
The MSG Sphere has defined its redefining, anchor theatrical experience. The production will advantage of all The Sphere’s video and audio technologies
The bill was one of three election-related measures approved by a Senate committee Tuesday, ahead of a Friday deadline.
Connor Sturgeon, 25, killed five people — including a close friend of Kentucky’s governor — while livestreaming the attack Monday on Instagram.
The last Democratic National Convention in the city was in 1996, when President Bill Clinton won a second term.
Bravocon is coming to Las Vegas. The three-day event is THE place for Bravoholics to see their favorite Bravolebrities up close and personal.
Our Chinatown correspondent alerted us when Arevik Bakery opened about six months ago, and we finally dropped by recently.
The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers says economic figures for gaming suppliers are improving but remain below pre-pandemic levels.
The Biden administration held a classified briefing on the documents earlier this year for members of Congress.
If approved, the legislation would make Nevada the first state to give a local water agency permanent say over how much water residents can use.
Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto vowed to work to fix a “broken” immigration system.
Phil Hellmuth is No. 1. Nobody has won more bracelets for WSOP tournament victories than his 17.
A brilliant debut season of minor-league baseball and the dawn of modern professional sports in Las Vegas
Avi Kwa Ame is Nevada’s fourth national monument. Photographer L.E. Baskow recently traveled there to witness its majesty and document its wildlife.
With memories of Muhammad Ali’s great Las Vegas fights, our reporter sets off on a journey to revisit the hero of his youth at the Ali Center in Louisville.
A Las Vegas architect heads for the hills, sketchpad in hand, in search of beauty, meaning and roots
Can’t get out of town but looking for some sweet staycation swag? Our low-fashion maven introduces you to the world’s greatest — or at least weirdest — array of Vegas T-shirts.
In her battle with cancer, Hanna Olivas discovered two passions — advocating for the right to die and inspiring other women to truly live.
Las Vegas, which now attracts 40 million visitors a year, was once just a way station for folks on their way someplace else. Here’s the backstory …
The host of the Paramount Network’s wildly popular Bar Rescue on spending 250 days a year on the road — and why Las Vegas is home sweet home.
In this issue of rjmagazine, we’re veering off the main roads and heading for places and experiences that leave us inspired, transformed, or newly aware of the world and our complex place in it.
No. 8-ranked Arizona held off No. 2 UCLA to claim its second consecutive Pac-12 conference tournament title Saturday at T-Mobile Arena.
How many highly paid CDC bureaucrats were needed to produce such an illuminating study? Our tax dollars at work.
Being woke does not diminish or eliminate the constitutional guarantee of free speech.
As long it remains a totalitarian state, it remains a danger to the United States.
A daunting challenge faces Washington on an issue that has divided Americans for more than a generation.
Franchises are critical to Gov. Lombardo’s pro-entrepreneurship agenda
Apparently, the more technologically sophisticated and affluent Americans became, the more their elites believed they could change ancient human nature.
The so-called Reid machine waged a meticulous campaign to win back the Nevada State Democratic Party, a campaign straight out of the late Sen. Harry Reid’s playbook.
Clark County is both desperate for foster parents and turning away loving families. Welcome to the unintended consequences of government regulation.