The crash that killed two men at the SpeedVegas racetrack south of Las Vegas was inevitable and could happen again, say industry experts who have reviewed the track and the operation.
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Nevada economic development officials will begin to attract more businesses associated with esports.
An innovative arena for video-gaming debuted Friday on the Las Vegas Fremont Street Experience to host the North American Halo World Championship Qualifier.
Las Vegas is close to getting a second top-tier NASCAR race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
The company that subleases the lasvegas.com website to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority to sell hotel rooms and promote the city will terminate that agreement Aug. 2.
The average daily room rate — the average amount resort guests pay for a night in a hotel — rose 3.7 percent to $150.21 in January, the highest monthly average compiled by Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority researchers.
Death Valley National Park is offering a limited number of “flood recovery tours” at Scotty’s Castle, which has been closed to the public since a record deluge in October 2015.
Alaska Airlines is the best domestic airline and Spirit is the worst, according to a top 10 list that sifted through a variety of data and research to arrive at its conclusion.
The Gaming Control Board reported statewide gaming win of $1.04 billion, up 12 percent over January 2016.
The 2017 weather forecast for financial markets and regulation is cloudy with a good chance of sunshine, a panel of industry professionals was told on Monday at a conference in Las Vegas.
A group of Chinese travel agents returned to China on Monday after touring Las Vegas, Arizona and Hawaii.
Low-cost carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle is promising to boost traffic at smaller airports on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean when it starts service to Europe this summer from Rhode Island, Connecticut and New York.
Officials at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area are warning visitors to expect delays — longer than usual — on the park’s 13-mile drive starting next week.
SpeedVegas, the car-racing experience that puts customers behind the wheel of Ferraris and Lamborghinis at speeds of up to 160 mph, has reopened.
The Las Vegas Convention Center will become the second-largest in the country when the 600,000-square-foot exhibit hall is completed by the end of 2020.