Plant Bingo Expands in Las Vegas With Larger Venue and Prizes
Plant Bingo, a monthly Las Vegas event where winners take home houseplants, is moving to the Beverly Theater’s indoor event space on August 23 with 150 seats and expanded prizes
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Four-Home Compound in Las Vegas Listed for $18.99 Million
A unique four-home estate designed for multigenerational living is now on the market in Las Vegas, offering 36 bedrooms and 44 bathrooms across 2.5 acres. The property, listed by Zar Zanganeh of The Agency, was built in 2005.
Arizona Charlie’s Pays Out $1.6 Million in July Jackpots
Arizona Charlie’s Boulder and Decatur locations awarded over $1.6 million in jackpots and bingo winnings in July 2026, with notable slot and video poker payouts and continued recognition for their bingo and player rewards programs
Las Vegas Home Prices More Than Double Since 2016
The median sale price for existing condos and townhomes in Las Vegas has soared to $290,000, reflecting over 150% growth since July 2016. Tight inventory, in-migration, and limited land continue to drive the local housing market.
Everhaus Private Health Club to Open in Spring Valley This Fall
Everhaus, a new private health and lifestyle club, is set to debut at 276 S Buffalo Dr in Spring Valley this fall, offering members a structured approach to wellness with amenities like pools, saunas, and advanced therapies.
Second Roof Truss Installed at Athletics’ Las Vegas Ballpark
Construction crews have finished installing the second steel truss arch at the Athletics’ $2 billion Las Vegas ballpark, with the next phase set to establish the stadium’s highest point near MGM Grand later this week.
Off-Strip Las Vegas Hotels Award Major Jackpots to Weekend Guests
Guests at Rio and Virgin Hotels Las Vegas scored six-figure jackpots over the weekend, with additional wins reported at Binion’s, Four Queens, and M Resort. The payouts highlight a streak of luck for visitors at off-Strip and downtown properties.
Las Vegas Startup WAVR Scales Up Air-to-Water Technology
WAVR Technologies, a Summerlin-based startup, is developing atmospheric water harvesting systems that can produce water from desert air, with plans to reach 10,000 gallons per day per unit by 2027
Rising Health Insurance Costs Drive More Uninsured to Las Vegas Hospitals
Las Vegas hospitals are seeing a rise in uninsured patients as health insurance premiums increase and enhanced ACA tax credits expire. Local providers are preparing for further financial strain with Medicaid changes set for 2027.
Las Vegas Apartment Rents Fall as New Supply Hits Market
Apartment rents across the Las Vegas Valley are declining, with one-bedroom units seeing double-digit drops in several neighborhoods as new multifamily buildings open and rental concessions rise in 2026.
MENUS 2026 Gala to Celebrate 25 Years of Hospitality Scholarships
The Hospitality Charitable Foundation will mark its 25th anniversary with the MENUS 2026 gala at Red Rock Casino Resort and Spa on October 2, honoring alumna Martha Morales and highlighting the impact of its scholarship program
Culinary Union Opens Final Health Center Near Las Vegas Strip
The Culinary union’s new 98,900-square-foot health clinic opens June 7 near Tropicana and Cameron, offering no-cost medical services to thousands of union members and their families in the Las Vegas Valley.
Fake Las Vegas Hotel Listings Under Investigation by Major Travel Sites
Expedia and Booking.com have suspended suspicious listings for Palette and Collection O hotels in Las Vegas after reports surfaced that these properties do not exist at the advertised address near the Strip
New Mixed-Use Project Proposed for Downtown Summerlin
A 354-unit apartment complex with retail space is under review for Downtown Summerlin, with Clark County commissioners set to consider the Howard Hughes Holdings proposal on September 2
Zoox CEO Calls for Stricter Robotaxi Oversight After Las Vegas Incident
Zoox paused its Las Vegas robotaxi service and updated vehicle software after one of its autonomous taxis entered an active fire scene in June. The company now supports stronger regulation for self-driving vehicles in Nevada.
HOA Camera Signs Required for Las Vegas Communities
Las Vegas-area HOAs installing surveillance cameras with audio and video must post clear signage to inform residents and guests, as required by Nevada law. Homeowners can also request meeting recordings and minutes at no charge.
Lawsuit Claims Las Vegas Resort Failed in Medical Emergency Response
A wrongful death lawsuit filed in Clark County alleges Elara by Hilton Grand Vacations did not provide timely lifesaving aid or direct emergency responders after a guest suffered a fatal medical emergency in March 2025
PT’s Taverns Pays Out $305K Keno Jackpot in West Las Vegas Valley
A guest at PT’s Gold on South Fort Apache Road won $305,889.44 on the Giant Keno Progressive, the largest keno jackpot ever in Nevada’s restricted gaming taverns. The jackpot reset to $50,000 across 65 participating locations.
Nevada Approves South Railroad Mine Amid Environmental Debate
A new open-pit gold and silver mine in Elko County has received federal approval, with construction expected to create hundreds of jobs but raising concerns among conservation groups about water, wildlife, and public review.
Las Vegas Culinary Academy Expands Training for Hospitality Careers
The Culinary Academy of Las Vegas has expanded its Westside campus, adding new hands-on training spaces and programs to help local residents and hospitality workers advance in the city’s hotel and restaurant industry.
Medicare Rules Limit Access to New Alzheimer’s Treatments in Nevada
Despite FDA approval of new Alzheimer’s drugs that slow disease progression, outdated Medicare coverage rules are preventing most eligible Nevadans from receiving these treatments, with fewer than 15,000 patients nationwide accessing them as of 2026
Henderson Hot Rod Days Returns to Water Street October 2–3
More than 700 classic cars, trucks, and motorcycles will fill Henderson’s Water Street District for the seventh annual Henderson Hot Rod Days, featuring live music, food trucks, and free admission for all ages on October 2 and 3.
Volaris Adds Nonstop Las Vegas–Querétaro Flights Starting December 2026
Volaris will launch direct service between Harry Reid International Airport and Querétaro Intercontinental Airport on December 4, 2026, expanding nonstop options for travelers between Las Vegas and Mexico’s Bajío region
Sneaker Ball Gala Returns to Henderson September 10
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada will host its 13th Annual Sneaker Ball Gala at the Donald W. Reynolds Clubhouse in Henderson, featuring live music, youth performances, and a silent auction on September 10.
Dawn McCarthy Highlights Pet-Friendly Products for Las Vegas Dog Owners
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
College of Southern Nevada Marks 55 Years of Growth in Las Vegas
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
Arizona Charlie’s to Give Away Toyota Camry Hybrids in August and September
Arizona Charlie’s will award four Toyota Camry Hybrids across its Boulder and Decatur locations, with giveaways scheduled for August 28 and 29. Players can earn entries by accumulating base points while gaming at either Las Vegas property.
Nevada Rent Stabilization Debate Raises Concerns for Las Vegas Housing
As Clark County and local leaders consider rent stabilization policies, housing experts warn that such measures could slow new development and worsen the affordable rental shortage in Las Vegas and across Nevada
Delta, FAA Investigate Rogue Wi-Fi on Las Vegas Flight After DEF CON
Delta Air Lines and federal agencies are reviewing a security incident after a fake Wi-Fi network was discovered on a Las Vegas-to-Atlanta flight carrying DEF CON attendees, prompting a temporary shutdown of onboard internet service.
Cyber Threats Highlight Fragility of Las Vegas Water Systems
Recent cyberattacks on U.S. municipal water systems have raised concerns about the security and reliability of water infrastructure in Las Vegas and Southern Nevada, prompting local officials and businesses to reassess risks and future planning