U.S. gaming revenue grew for the fourth straight year, the American Gaming Association said, but revenue from the Strip fell from 2023.
Since the pandemic, the company has placed a big bet on its properties and continued demand.
Universal’s year-round horror experience officially has an opening date in Las Vegas.
Donald Trump and Elon Musk have said on social media and in press briefings that people who are 100, 200 and even 300 years old are improperly getting benefits. Here are the facts.
Anyone with information about these incidents is urged to contact Metro’s Spring Valley Area Command Patrol Investigation section at 702-828-2639.
The Las Vegas City Council is set to vote on a development plan for the former Badlands golf course, laying the foundation for the end of a costly and extended legal battle over the land.
It’s good to have a joker on your side occasionally.
Rivals Mater East and Democracy Prep hope to meet for the 3A boys basketball state championship at Cox Pavilion on Friday.
The Golden Knights returned to practice Tuesday hoping to build on their success prior to the NHL’s 4 Nations Face-Off break.
“Rolling Stone Presents: Amplified, The Immersive Rock Experience” is coming to Illuminarium beginning March 12.
John “Snowshoe” Thompson is a living legend in Northern Nevada for his skiing treks across the Sierra Nevada to deliver mail.
A Michigan mom was arrested for leaving her three young children to fend for themselves in “absolute squalor” and with little interaction with the outside world over the course of several years.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
Doesn’t he know for whom Nevadans voted?
It hasn’t been a month yet since he took office. What is next?
Cities with deep-rooted segregation, whether Chicago, New York or Los Angeles, have a long history of housing inequality.
The oceangoing design of the place features aquatic blues, a seafood display, mirrored portholes, ceramic sirens and views of the water.
The shooting that took place next door to Orlando Hernandez’s home Sunday evening wasn’t out of the ordinary. Gun violence is a fact of life for those living on his block in east Las Vegas.
All three Nevada high school flag football state championship games will be held in the state’s largest football venue Thursday.
It is that time of year when smiling people ring bells in front of retail establishments as part of The Salvation Army Southern Nevada’s Red Kettle program, one of its larger fundraising efforts
each morning and afternoon.