Two Las Vegas broadcasters inducted into Nevada Hall of Fame
Mande Dellinger and Ryan Hunter from Beasley Media Group have joined the Nevada Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame, marking decades of work in Las Vegas radio and TV.
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Metallica and Red Cross bring backstage blood drive to Fashion Show Las Vegas
A Metallica-themed blood drive opens September 28 at Fashion Show Las Vegas, giving fans a backstage-style experience and exclusive band memorabilia during Metallica’s Strip residency.
Steel truss lift signals major step in Durango Resort expansion
Crews installed a 180,000-pound steel truss at Station Casinos’ Durango resort before sunrise Friday, marking a key moment in the $385 million expansion in southwest Las Vegas.
Las Vegas Culinary Union faces protests from its own members over health plan changes
Hundreds of Culinary Workers Union Local 226 members have been protesting outside their Las Vegas headquarters since late August, demanding answers and pushing back against new health care rules that affect more than 60,000 hospitality workers.
Las Vegas Website Blocks Visitors After Security Alert
A Las Vegas website is blocking some users after its security system flagged suspicious activity. If you think you were blocked by mistake, the site recommends reaching out to the owner.
Las Vegas Entertainer Brian Evans at Center of Carrot Top Legal Dispute
Brian Evans, a former crooner and political candidate with deep Las Vegas ties, is now embroiled in a high-profile legal battle with Carrot Top following allegations and denials of blackmail involving explicit material
Rei Hotoda brings new energy to Las Vegas Philharmonic
Rei Hotoda steps in as music director for the Las Vegas Philharmonic, promising a high-energy 2026-27 season with Studio Ghibli music, Beethoven, and a 'Very Vegas Christmas' at Reynolds Hall
Year One Costs Challenge Retiree Budgets in Las Vegas
Moving to Las Vegas on Social Security and a pension looks affordable until hidden expenses like summer utility spikes and property tax resets hit in the first year. Here’s what new residents need to know before relocating
Bruno Mars Addresses and Dismisses Casino Debt Rumors at Park MGM Residency
Bruno Mars publicly denied longstanding rumors of casino debt during his Las Vegas residency, confirming he is debt-free and highlighting his financial success and real estate investments.
Waymo Launches Fully Driverless Rides on the Las Vegas Strip
Waymo has started offering public autonomous rides in Las Vegas, letting people request driverless trips along the Strip and nearby neighborhoods as of September 14, 2026.
Las Vegas Diesel Prices Hit Record Highs Amid Ongoing Oil Supply Crisis
Diesel in Las Vegas has reached $6.67 per gallon, with gasoline prices close behind. The city’s heavy reliance on out-of-state refineries and pipelines leaves residents and businesses exposed to further price hikes.
Mega Millions jackpot hits $244 million as local football teams keep winning
The Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $244 million for the September 18, 2026 drawing, while high school football teams like Hilton and Monroe continue their undefeated runs.
Carrot Top Show at Luxor Canceled After Hospitalization in Las Vegas
Carrot Top’s Friday night show at Luxor Las Vegas was canceled after the comedian was hospitalized. His long-running residency is on hold as his team asks for privacy during his recovery.
Burger Deals and Big Events Pack Las Vegas Restaurants and Venues
National Cheeseburger Day brings burger specials to Las Vegas while concerts, festivals, and sports fill the city with visitors and activity.
Royal Resort Demolition Raises Dust and Safety Concerns Near Las Vegas Strip
The teardown of Royal Resort near Convention Center Drive sent dust and debris into the air this week, prompting OSHA investigations and questions about safety, even as Clark County confirmed the $1.3 million demolition was permitted.
Las Vegas Lights FC and Ualett honor gig workers at Hispanic Heritage Night
Las Vegas Lights FC and Ualett will recognize Hispanic gig workers during Hispanic Heritage Night on September 19, introducing a new international money transfer service and in-game tributes at Cashman Field.
Metallica and Red Cross Launch Las Vegas Blood Drive at Sphere Residency
Metallica teams up with the American Red Cross for a special blood drive at Fashion Show Las Vegas during their Sphere residency, offering fans exclusive rewards and a chance to win a replica of Lars Ulrich’s drum kit.
Las Vegas Men's Chorus announces 2026–2027 concert season at UNLV
The Las Vegas Men's Chorus will stage its 34th season with concerts at UNLV's Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall and a gala at South Point Hotel & Casino, starting December 2026.
Las Vegas Students Get Real-World Experience Through Marker Trax and Koin Partnership
Four Cristo Rey St. Viator students are working with Make-A-Wish Nevada thanks to a partnership funded by Marker Trax and Koin, giving them hands-on nonprofit and business experience in North Las Vegas.
Elvis and Priscilla Presley’s Las Vegas Wedding Album Heads to Auction
A rare album of Elvis and Priscilla Presley’s private wedding photos from their 1967 Las Vegas ceremony will be auctioned in Denmark on September 21 with an estimated starting price near $15,000.
Waymo Launches Invitation-Only Robotaxi Service on the Las Vegas Strip
Waymo has started giving select riders access to its autonomous vehicles in Las Vegas, beginning with an invitation-only phase and plans to expand both the service area and fleet soon.
Waymo to Launch Driverless Ride Service Throughout Las Vegas
Waymo is set to roll out fully driverless rides across Las Vegas, using Zeekr-built Ojai vans to connect people to casinos, venues, and neighborhoods as the city moves forward with autonomous transportation.
Estate planning in Las Vegas: Why waiting can cost families
Las Vegas estate planning attorneys say putting off key decisions can leave families exposed. Local firms explain how Nevada law and early planning help residents and business owners protect assets and avoid probate headaches.
Wynn Las Vegas Buffet Dispute Leads to Visitor's Deportation
A family argument at the Wynn Las Vegas buffet ended with a Southern California visitor deported to Armenia, after prosecutors dropped all charges but ICE intervened.
Las Vegas Sees Fewer Visitors as Rising Costs Squeeze Budget Travelers
Las Vegas visitation is down 7.5 percent, with sharp drops among young adults and Canadians. Higher prices and airfare are keeping lower income travelers away, even as spending per visitor rises.
LinkedIn’s Cookie Consent Prompts Change How Las Vegas Users Experience the Platform
LinkedIn now asks users in Las Vegas to actively accept or reject non-essential cookies, changing how local professionals use the site and see job ads.
Last-Minute Show Cancellations Disrupt Las Vegas Concerts
Carín León’s sudden Sphere postponement is the latest in a series of high-profile Las Vegas show cancellations. From Adele to Ed Sheeran, even the Strip’s biggest stars have faced abrupt disruptions, leaving ticket holders and venues scrambling.
American Humanist Association Hosts Annual Conference at Flamingo Las Vegas
The American Humanist Association’s 77th Annual Conference runs May 17–20 at Flamingo Las Vegas, bringing together national speakers, award presentations, and discussions on science, activism, and the nontheist community.
Perez Hilton Cuts Price on Las Vegas Mansion After Miami Incident
Perez Hilton has dropped the price of his six-bedroom Las Vegas mansion by $350,000 as he moves to Miami following a family mental health crisis. The property remains listed at $3.9 million in the exclusive Prado community.
New Fire Training Facility Breaks Ground in East Las Vegas
A new $8.4 million fire training center is under construction at 633 North Mojave Road in east Las Vegas, with phase one targeting a July 2027 completion and expanded emergency response training for local firefighters