Fact-Checking Policy

Las Vegas changes fast, so our fact-checking focuses on dates, locations, prices, venue status, names, claims and the difference between confirmed information and reader advice.

Names, dates and locations

We check names against official venue pages, government records, event listings, company communications, league schedules, property materials and reliable local sources. Dates are verified against the most specific source available.

Numbers and claims

Ticket prices, resort fees, visitor figures, market numbers, attendance, development values and sports records are confirmed through primary documents or clearly attributed secondary sources. Estimates are labeled as estimates.

Multiple-source practice

For disputed or high-impact topics we seek more than one confirmation. If only one primary source exists, the article explains the origin of the information and avoids overstating certainty.

Social posts and screenshots

We verify social media posts through the original account, timestamps, platform context and archived copies where possible. Screenshots are used as supporting evidence, not as a substitute for verification.

Reader feedback

Readers can send factual concerns through the contact page. We review the claim, check the underlying evidence and update the article when the correction is supported.