A new federal report highlights that thousands of full-time Las Vegas hospitality and retail workers depend on Medicaid and SNAP, raising questions about wages, benefits, and the role of major employers in the region’s visitor economy
Beauty & Lifestyle Advisor Dawn McCarthy spotlights pet-friendly products available at major retailers, offering Las Vegas dog owners new options for treats and care during National Dog Month
The College of Southern Nevada celebrates its 55th anniversary in 2026, highlighting decades of expansion, new campuses, and its role in preparing the region’s workforce for Southern Nevada’s evolving economy
Checksum AI is introducing a rapid code verification layer for AI-generated software, aiming to help Las Vegas engineers and tech teams build more reliable products with greater efficiency.
EoS Fitness is set to open a new location at Charleston Square in Sunrise, bringing expanded gym options to East Las Vegas residents and visitors by winter 2026.
Mothership Coffee Roasters will open its seventh Las Vegas Valley location at BLVD Las Vegas on the Strip, next to In-N-Out and Netflix House, with a grand opening set for January 1, 2027.
Ross Dress for Less is joining the new Hylo Park South shopping center at Rancho Drive and Lake Mead Boulevard, with most tenants expected to open by early 2027. The project redevelops the former Texas Station site in North Las Vegas.
MINISO is expanding its Las Vegas presence with a new location coming soon to Charleston Commons at 93 N. Nellis Blvd. The opening date has not been announced, but the retailer continues to grow across the valley.
Gibson will launch its immersive retail and music experience at Miracle Mile Shops on the Las Vegas Strip next year, offering rare guitars, live performances, and interactive exhibits in a 9,000-square-foot space.
PopUp Bagels will open its first Nevada location in Henderson on August 28, offering a focused menu of fresh bagels and spreads. The shop plans a grand opening event with giveaways and music starting at 7 a.m.
President Donald Trump promoted his 'No Tax on Tips' plan at Red Rock Casino, but with visitor numbers down and hospitality jobs lagging, Las Vegas workers see little benefit unless tourism rebounds.
