Single Pension Faces Inflation Squeeze for Las Vegas Retirees
A paid-off house and one pension in Las Vegas can look stable, but rising prices and no Social Security leave many retirees exposed before the second decade even starts.
Neighborhoods & Off-Strip 144 stories
Neighborhoods & Off-Strip brings together Vegas Report coverage of Las Vegas neighborhoods, off-Strip Las Vegas, and Downtown Las Vegas under one clear local and visitor-focused beat. Its coverage pairs Arts District Las Vegas and Chinatown Las Vegas with Spring Valley Nevada, then adds the usable context of Summerlin Nevada and Henderson Nevada instead of stopping at a generic overview. Narrower pages such as Downtown Las Vegas and Arts District handle more specific intents, while this parent section explains the shared context around North Las Vegas and Southwest Valley.
Backyard Blaze Displaces Family and Dog in East Las Vegas
A fire that started behind a home near Santa Anita Drive forced three adults and a dog to flee as Clark County crews moved in. Firefighters knocked down the flames in under 15 minutes.
Virgin Hotels Las Vegas adds Sip Sip Wok and plans Loop station
Virgin Hotels Las Vegas is rolling out Sip Sip Wok, an Asian fusion spot with video poker, and preparing for a Vegas Loop station to link guests to the airport and convention center. The resort has yet to confirm opening dates.
Arts After Dark Pushes Creative Boundaries in Las Vegas
More than 1,000 artists have found a platform at Arts After Dark, where free events and outreach reshape the Las Vegas Arts District under Nivia Bejarano’s direction.
Tesla files for Las Vegas Semi service center as truck deliveries grow
Tesla has submitted plans for a Semi service center at 3780 N Las Vegas Blvd, marking its first concrete move to support electric Class 8 trucks in Southern Nevada as production increases.
Las Vegas Launches 74-Bed Recuperative Care Center Downtown
A new 74-bed facility opens this November near Main and Owens, giving unhoused Las Vegas residents a place to recover after illness or injury and avoid a return to the streets.
Las Vegas Greenlights Massive Tree Planting to Cool Hottest Streets
City leaders have signed off on a plan to plant 60,000 drought-tolerant trees, targeting neighborhoods where heat and bare pavement push temperatures to punishing highs.
Durango Casino axes food hall favorites as expansion ramps up
Durango Casino & Resort is clearing out several original food hall and coffee spots to make room for a north-side expansion with bowling and luxury theaters. Closures start now, with more coming November 10, 2026.
Shooting at First Friday puts Las Vegas Arts District festival on hold
A 15-year-old lost his life and two others were wounded during the First Friday arts festival in the Las Vegas Arts District. Organizers have called off future events while the city and police review safety.
Disability Awareness Day brings free resources and entertainment to Lorenzi Park
Las Vegas will host the 35th annual Disability Awareness Day at Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza in Lorenzi Park on October 10, offering free support, information, and entertainment for families, caregivers, and people with disabilities
Fideuá Taste of Spain tops Las Vegas Spanish dining
Fideuá Taste of Spain has shot to the top of Las Vegas’s Spanish restaurant rankings. The family-run spot now plans to franchise after a breakthrough year in 2025.
Las Vegas and Clark County face standoff over northwest service agreement
A decade-old pact between Las Vegas and Clark County on northwest infrastructure is set to expire in December, igniting disputes over who pays for public services and raising the stakes for land annexation and local taxes
Grace City Church gives out 2,500 meals to Southern Nevada families
Volunteers handed out 2,500 meals at Grace City Church on Saturday, aiming to ease food insecurity in Southern Nevada. The event drew support from Clark County Commissioner candidate Manny Kress, Convoy of Hope, and Three Square.
The Cannabis Co. Marks One Year With Community Event in Arts District
The Cannabis Co. will host its Canniversary Giveback on October 17 at 200 E Charleston Blvd, offering food, music, raffles, and special pricing while donating part of the proceeds to a local community fund
Durango to close three food hall outlets in Las Vegas
Station Casinos is shutting down three original outlets inside Eat Your Heart Out food hall at Durango. New pop-ups and concepts are planned for the spaces after November 10.
Golden Steer Steakhouse draws months-long waitlists in Las Vegas
Golden Steer Steakhouse on Sahara Avenue has become one of Las Vegas’ most in-demand dining rooms, with reservations often booked four to six months ahead and walk-in hopefuls lining up before doors open
Las Vegas Community Gathers at Healing Garden for 1 October Remembrance
Hundreds gathered at the Las Vegas Community Healing Garden on October 1 to mark nine years since the Route 91 Harvest tragedy, with new details emerging on the planned 'Forever One' memorial near the original concert site
Seven Classic Las Vegas Breakfast Spots Locals Still Swear By
Long before themed megaresorts arrived, Las Vegas locals relied on a handful of breakfast diners for hearty plates and late-night comfort. These seven spots continue to serve up pancakes, omelets and local history across the valley.
Smoked prime rib keeps Bob Taylor’s Ranch House packed in northwest Las Vegas
Locals and longtime fans drive out to Bob Taylor’s Ranch House for smoked prime rib and old-school service. The Western-themed steakhouse, with a real link to Elvis’s Viva Las Vegas, stands apart from the Strip’s flash.
Unity of Las Vegas marks 65 years with concert and legacy project
Unity of Las Vegas celebrates its 65th anniversary October 3–4 with a concert, silent auction, and the launch of a historic legacy project at its North Rancho Drive location
Las Vegas hospitality leaders gather for What Now Accelerate event
Las Vegas restaurant and hospitality professionals met at Fideuá Taste of Spain for What Now Media Group’s Accelerate event, connecting 42 attendees from 31 organizations and previewing new concepts set to open across the city
Johnnie Walker RV brings new travel trailer models to all Boulder Highway locations
Johnnie Walker RV has rolled out more travel trailer choices for 2026 and 2027 at its three Boulder Highway dealerships. Las Vegas buyers now get more lightweight, family, and bunkhouse options.
Vegas Wedding Club by Lacilu targets February 2027 Las Vegas launch
Vegas Wedding Club by Lacilu is set for a February 2027 debut in Las Vegas. The company is reaching out to venues across Nevada to build a statewide network for couples planning their weddings.
Las Vegas Arts District and Indie Venues Draw Hipster Crowds
Las Vegas offers more than casinos and neon with the Arts District, indie music venues, and unique coffee shops creating a thriving scene for locals and visitors seeking authentic culture
Clark County Steps In to Cover Las Vegas Campus for Hope Funding
Clark County will help fund Las Vegas’ share of the Campus for Hope project through 2031 as the city faces a budget deficit after the $636 million Badlands settlement.
Vickie’s Diner: All Day Breakfast and Pink Retro Vibes Off the Las Vegas Strip
For over 30 years, Vickie’s Diner has served up all day breakfast and comfort food from its pink booths just east of the Strip, winning loyal fans with homemade classics and the owner’s personal touch.
New ladder truck boosts Las Vegas Fire and Rescue at Station Four
Las Vegas Fire and Rescue has added a new ladder truck at Station Four. The move raises daily staffing and brings stronger emergency coverage for Ward Three and high-rise calls.
Retirees Find Community and Security at Lake Las Vegas 55 Plus Neighborhood
A gated 55 plus community in Henderson is drawing retirees from California and Arizona with new Del Webb homes, a spotless clubhouse, and golf cart access near Lake Las Vegas. Here is what sets this neighborhood apart for active adults
El Super opens sixth Las Vegas Valley store in Paradise
El Super is bringing a new grocery store to Paradise, Las Vegas, at 4790 E Flamingo Rd. The chain continues to grow its presence and offer more Latin American grocery choices in the area.
Rio Las Vegas opens free concert series in former casino driving range
A new no-cover concert series has landed at Rio Las Vegas, turning a once-unused casino space into a live music spot for guests 21 and up. Acts like Hot Sauce and Empire Records are set to play through November.