A tourist was detained by ICE and deported after a domestic dispute at The Buffet at Wynn in April, despite prosecutors declining charges. The case highlights how resort incidents can trigger federal action for visitors with pending immigration cases.
North Las Vegas is entering a pivotal election with mayoral and council seats up for grabs as the city rebounds from near-bankruptcy and faces rapid development and housing challenges
Lutheran Social Services of Nevada has filed for bankruptcy after a failed $1.47 million building sale, suspending food and housing aid for Las Vegas residents and raising questions about the future of the Boulder Highway campus
Agora Realty & Management has secured nearly 16 acres of the former North Las Vegas City Hall campus for under $2,000, setting the stage for a multi-phase mixed-use project that will reshape the downtown core over the next five years.
Visions Park, a $40 million affordable housing project with 99 units for blind and visually impaired residents, has officially opened near the Blind Center of Nevada’s main campus at 950 Visions Park Lane
A proposed Business Improvement District could bring $1.9 million annually to the Las Vegas Arts District, funding safety, maintenance, and business support as early as 2027 if approved by property owners and the city council
A $94 million land deal will bring up to 6,000 new homes to northwest Las Vegas as Olympia Companies and Bruin Capital Partners launch Monument Hills, the region’s largest new housing community in years, with first homes expected by spring 2028
A government-backed on-the-job training program at the Vegas Chamber is helping local businesses offset hiring costs, with Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling visiting the EmployNV Business Hub to highlight its impact on June 18.
A new federal plan to reduce Colorado River water use could impact Las Vegas, with potential cuts to municipal supplies and higher costs for residents and businesses as drought conditions persist across the Southwest.
Las Vegas sports executives are urging federal action to streamline international travel and visa processes, citing the need to support the city’s $6.27 billion sports tourism sector and sustain economic growth after a recent dip in international visitors.
The Boring Company has received approval to add 19 new Vegas Loop stations, expanding the planned underground transit system to 123 stops across Las Vegas. The expansion aims to improve access to major venues and neighborhoods.
Robert E. Lake Elementary in central Las Vegas has expanded its Spanish-English immersion program, aiming to help students become biliterate by middle school and improve academic outcomes in a diverse community
Las Vegas HOA board members are permitted to seek expert advice on community matters, provided that any decisions or actions are made collectively by the board and not by individuals acting alone
Las Vegas will mark National Fantasy Football Draft Day on August 21 with a city proclamation and a multi-day festival at Circa Resort & Casino, featuring live podcasts, industry panels, and fan competitions.
Tesla Robotaxi, Waymo and Uber’s Aviari have received approval to operate driverless passenger vehicles in Clark County, including Las Vegas, with fleet limits and regulatory conditions. Service must begin within 120 days of permit issuance.
The Raiders have unveiled plans for a $158 million north plaza podium at Allegiant Stadium, aiming to enhance fan access and event space. Nearly half the funding could come from public surplus room tax revenue if approved later this year.
Clark County has approved initial land use for Bally’s mixed-use project surrounding the new Athletics ballpark, with the first phases focusing on parking, a podium, and a theater. Hotel-casino plans will be reviewed in September.
