Clark County has big plans in September to celebrate Las Vegas being known as the “Wedding Capital of the World” for the past 70 years.
Sean Hemmersmeier
Former Business Reporter
The popular Korean grocery chain confirmed it will be opening its first location in Las Vegas and provided details on its opening.
KFC is offering free college tuition for its employees in Nevada thanks to a partnership with nonprofit online school Western Governors University.
Southwest Gas will increase rates starting July 1, raising the company’s revenue in Nevada by about $11.8 million.
Signs indicate that H Mart, a Korean grocery chain, will be opening a location in the Las Vegas Valley.
UNLV professor Pradip Bhowmik invented a fire retardant polymer that reduces the likelihood of lithium-ion batteries catching fire, which can be crucial as more electric vehicles hit the road.
Gilcrease Orchard opened its fields to visitors for the spring season this week.
As temperatures reach triple-digits, there are a number of things ratepayers can do to help trim utility bills.
OnLocation Production operates a trailer that combines all the basic departments needed for film, TV and commercial productions.
Filings show the Tesla CEO and owner of Twitter is listed as director of X Holdings Corp., X Corp. and X.AI Corp.
Sprouts Farmers Market is set to open a location in North Las Vegas — its first in the city — next month, and the health-focused grocery chain will host several events to celebrate the grand opening.
Workbnb is working on the beta launch of its online platform for traveling workers that would list 9,000 properties in 40 states.
Las Vegas ranked as one of the best cities for startups to operate, beating out more popular tech-centered destinations such as Seattle and Austin, Texas.
A year of high inflation and rising interest rates have created a gloomy economic outlook for Nevada businesses, according to a survey from Nevada State Bank.
The National Association of Broadcasters will return to Las Vegas this week for its annual event — one of the city’s largest conventions — and it expects to be up to 25 percent larger than 2022.