As 2016 comes to an end, we’re looking back at the most notable events, occurrences and changes in downtown Las Vegas. We want to hear from you about what was memorable, what impacted you and ultimately, what matters to you in downtown.
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There is no denying that Sammy Hagar is a rock ‘n’ roll marvel. But you wonder how long the 77-year-old Red Rocker can keep such an accelerated pace.
Luenell joins Nate Burleson as host, with Drew Barrymore taking the featured center square slot.
MGM Resorts is offering $1 million and a 35-percent room discount for those impacted by the wildfires.
Coldplay, Shakira, Kendrick Lamar and others highlight a loaded slate of shows this year in Las Vegas.
A popular downtown Las Vegas casino bar that opens to the Fremont Street Experience is temporarily closed to accommodate construction at the casino.
In The Game includes classic arcade games, claw games and larger attractions that hope to pull in tourists walking around the Fremont Street Experience, operators said.
Old emotions resurfaced in the new film “The Last Showgirl,” in which Pamela Anderson plays Shelly who has spent three decades in “Le Razzle Dazzle,” a feathered topless revue based on “Jubilee.”
Nancy Sinatra invited the Osmond Brothers, featuring Wayne Osmond, to open for her at the International Hotel (today’s Westgate) on Aug. 29, 1969.
Keep watch for steak meets art, French food downtown, a big chef making a big move, a family Thai spot returning home and more.
Studies suggest the world might be losing its color. But Las Vegas, the brightest spot on Earth visible from space, remains as colorful as ever.
