Builders logged 848 net sales in October, the lowest monthly tally since November 2020, though buyer traffic “has remained steady.”
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A man was arrested on the Las Vegas Strip after he claimed he put a bomb in a casino, according to an arrest report released Monday.
United Airlines is adding 44 new flights to and from Las Vegas in January to serve an anticipated surge in demand for CES, the airline has announced.
A Las Vegas real estate investor has broken ground on a medical office project about a mile from Summerlin Hospital Medical Center.
The gambler played the favorites and totals on five college football games and also took two underdogs to hit a 2,343-1 long shot.
Coach Kevin Kruger said he’d be willing to experiment with lineups, and he’s done that as he searches for a combination of players that can engineer an efficient offense.
Crews are digging trenches, building rebar cages and doing other work for Narrative, located just south of the 215 Beltway between Durango and Buffalo drives in the southwest valley.
Las Vegas Business Academy, which mentoring the next generation of business leaders, is also partnering with a Chinese organization.
Reilly Smith and Jonathan Marchessault teamed up late in the second period for the decisive goal for the Golden Knights on Thursday night at T-Mobile Arena.
Observers are asking: Why is Matt Maddox leaving Wynn Resorts? What will he do next? And will the transition to new CEO Craig Billings be a smooth one?
Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada has upgraded its community meal space, hoping to serve 10 million more meals to the homeless population in Las Vegas.
Center Jack Eichel attended his first game at T-Mobile Arena as a Golden Knight on Tuesday. He was traded to the Knights from the Buffalo Sabres last week.
Panattoni Development Co. filed a concept plan review for a venture called Project Breezy.
A California federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit brought by a woman who claimed that bribery and corruption sunk a previous case she brought against Steve Wynn and Wynn Resorts executives.
Henry Ruggs and Damon Arnette are gone, but nothing is more important to an NFL team than finding players you believe are good enough to win.