Harry Reid Gains 15 Points, Holds Fifth-Place Rank
Harry Reid International Airport held fifth place among mega airports in J.D. Power’s 2026 study. Its score rose 15 points while construction continued.
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Wind and FAA Forecasts Put Las Vegas Flights Under Pressure
Wind and low clouds disrupted flights at Harry Reid on Sunday, helping push nationwide delays to 4,182. The FAA forecast possible programs at major airports on Monday evening, but had not confirmed restrictions.
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.
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.
GlassBuild America 2026 draws record crowds and expands Las Vegas expo
GlassBuild America 2026 set a new Las Vegas record for exhibit space and drew nearly 9,200 registrants to the September event at the Las Vegas Convention Center, signaling strong momentum for the glass and fenestration sector.
ALPLA to open new plastic bottle plant in North Las Vegas
ALPLA plans a 13,000-square-metre plastic bottle factory in North Las Vegas, aiming for a spring 2027 opening and new jobs for the city.
Las Vegas Hotel Discounts Fail to Boost August Visitor Numbers
Las Vegas saw its lowest hotel rates of 2026 in August but still recorded a 4.3% drop in visitation compared to last year, with midweek occupancy falling below 70%
PRINTING United Expo 2026 draws global crowd to Las Vegas Convention Center
PRINTING United Expo 2026 brought 27,000 attendees and over 850 exhibitors to the Las Vegas Convention Center for three days of industry innovation and networking. The event returns to Las Vegas in September 2027.
Las Vegas launches five-day sale with over 180 citywide travel deals
Las Vegas will roll out more than 180 limited-time deals across resorts, dining, shows, and experiences during a five-day sale from September 22 to 26, 2026. Some resort bookings advertise savings up to 60 percent.
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
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.
Las Vegas Sands Faces Investor Doubts as Cash Flow Growth Fails to Impress
Las Vegas Sands shares have dropped more than 36 percent this year as investors question whether the company’s free cash flow can support its current valuation. Discounted Cash Flow analysis suggests a slight upside, but market caution persists.
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.
Rising Airfare Forces Las Vegas Visitors to Rethink Trip Budgets
Las Vegas airfare remains lower than most major U.S. cities, but volatile ticket prices and higher travel costs are changing how visitors plan, spend, and experience the city in 2025.
Las Vegas Sands stock hovers near yearly low after earnings shortfall
Las Vegas Sands shares opened at $43.96 on September 9, 2026, just above their 12-month low, as investors reacted to weaker-than-expected quarterly results and shifting growth expectations for the gaming giant
Delta Air Lines to Cut Five Las Vegas and New York Routes This Winter
Delta will end five nonstop routes affecting Las Vegas and New York City airports between November and December, citing lower winter demand and shifting travel patterns for Southern Nevada visitors
Las Vegas Gas Prices Hit All-Time High for Labor Day Weekend
Travelers heading to Las Vegas for Labor Day will face the highest gas prices ever recorded for the holiday, with local averages nearing $5 per gallon and traffic congestion expected on I-15 southbound.
Labor Day Weekend Hotel Rates Surge as Las Vegas Expects 335,000 Visitors
Las Vegas resorts are bracing for a 4.4% jump in Labor Day weekend visitors, with average nightly hotel rates climbing to $269 and economic impact projected to top $700 million for Southern Nevada.
Las Vegas Tops Global Casino Rankings but Leads in Visitor Costs
A new study ranks Las Vegas as the world’s leading casino destination, with the highest number of gambling venues and online interest, but also finds it is the most expensive city for casino visitors at $369 per day.
Las Vegas Job Growth Leads Nation, But Wages Trail Most U.S. Cities
Clark County added jobs at a faster pace than the national average in early 2026, but wage growth in Southern Nevada continues to lag behind most major U.S. markets, impacting local workers’ purchasing power.
Las Vegas Valley Home Affordability Improves Slightly in 2026
Households in the Las Vegas Valley now need to earn about $116,563 to afford a typical home, a slight decrease from last year, but most local incomes still fall short of this threshold according to Redfin data
Millennials Now Make Up Majority of Las Vegas Valley Renters
A new study finds millennials account for nearly 57% of renters in the Las Vegas Valley, ranking the region sixth in the nation for millennial rental rates between 2018 and 2023
Las Vegas Industrial Real Estate Faces New Supply Chain Demands
A shift from just-in-time to just-in-case inventory strategies is changing how companies select warehouse sites in Las Vegas, with increased demand for larger, more flexible industrial spaces and new infrastructure requirements.
Las Vegas Warehousing Shifts as Companies Rethink Inventory Strategy
A move from 'just-in-time' to 'just-in-case' inventory is reshaping Las Vegas industrial real estate, with more companies seeking regional warehouse space to guard against supply chain disruptions.
Las Vegas Casinos Expand Cashless Gaming With Smartphone Payments
More Las Vegas casinos are rolling out cashless gaming, letting players fund slot machines directly from their phones. The shift brings new convenience but also raises questions about responsible gambling and regulatory safeguards.
Las Vegas Strip Casino Revenue Rises 3.6% in July on Table Game Surge
Nevada casinos started the fiscal year strong, with Strip gaming revenue up 3.6% in July 2026, fueled by a spike in table game wagering and major entertainment events drawing visitors.
Starter Home Prices in Las Vegas Valley Double Over 10 Years
Starter home prices in the Las Vegas Valley have surged to $312,141 as of July 2026, more than doubling since 2016, though a recent 3% dip offers some hope for first-time buyers navigating high mortgage rates
Las Vegas Needs 5,000 New Apartments Each Year to Curb Rent Hikes
Experts say the Las Vegas metro area must add about 5,000 apartment units annually to keep rental housing affordable as population growth and demand continue to rise across Southern Nevada.
Spring Valley Offers Largest Apartments for $1,500 in Las Vegas Valley
Renters searching for more space in Las Vegas Valley can find the largest apartments for $1,500 in Spring Valley, with 954 square feet available as of June, according to a new RentCafe report
Las Vegas Homebuilders See 28% Jump in July Sales, Still Trail 2025
Southern Nevada homebuilders recorded a 28% increase in net new home sales in July compared to June, but overall sales and construction activity remain well below last year’s pace as high prices and borrowing costs persist