Loss of ridership due to ride-sharing services was cited in a review of planned extension and construction of two new stops before Gov. Steven Sisolak rejected financing plan.
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MGM Resorts International announced this week that the site of the 2017 mass shooting would be used for parking until a planned community facility is built. The property’s previous owner, Circus Circus Enterprises, had used it for employee parking in the 1990s.
Nevada Donor Network has announced the appointment of Steven Peralta as its foundation president.
While it appears rigid with all its concrete and steel, Allegiant Stadium is built with flexibility to protect it from potential earthquake damage.
Surveys say that NFL betting trumps college football betting and that people with wagers on games are more likely to attend or watch play on TV with family and friends.
An American Airlines mechanic is accused of sabotaging a flight because he was upset about stalled contract negotiations and wanted to earn some overtime fixing the plane.
U.S. employers added a modest 130,000 jobs in August, a sign that global economic weakness and President Donald Trump’s trade war with China may have begun to slow hiring.
With home prices rising at a much slower rate than last year, Las Vegas’ market is “coasting along.”
With new resorts and attractions on the horizon, the marketing committee of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority got its first chance Thursday to view the campaign designed to fill them.
Casino owner Derek Stevens plans to build a 62,976-square-foot warehouse at the northeast corner of Bonanza Road and Main Street, records show.
MGM Resorts International confirmed no game day tailgating will be permitted at the planned Las Vegas Village parking lot.
Don’t expect to find any hotel room bargains when CES rolls into town the second week of January.
Amazon’s mobile pop-up shop called the Treasure Truck is making its official debut in Las Vegas this weekend.
Walgreens is asking that customers no longer openly carry firearms into their stores, the company said Thursday.
Despite a decade-plus of economic growth, Americans have slowed the pace at which they’re forming new companies, a trend that risks further widening the gap between the most affluent and everyone else.