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
The Las Vegas Caravan for Mammogram marks its tenth year on October 3 with a free community event promoting breast cancer screenings and health equity across Southern Nevada.
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.
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.
Staff at a Las Vegas elementary school seized a firearm from a student before classes started on September 24. The incident set off a police investigation and renewed calls for secure gun storage and tighter campus safety in Clark County.
A new $8.4 million fire training center is under construction at 633 North Mojave Road in east Las Vegas, with phase one targeting a July 2027 completion and expanded emergency response training for local firefighters
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.
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 $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
Quality Training Center in Las Vegas has introduced a contractor-driven skilled trades program, aiming to address the ongoing labor shortage in Nevada’s HVAC, electrical, and refrigeration sectors. Enrollment is now open for 2026.
Bojangles is set to open a new location at 3685 W Flamingo Rd in Central West Las Vegas this fall, bringing its Southern-style fried chicken and biscuits to a high-traffic corridor near the Rio Hotel & Casino.
DD’s Discount is set to open a new location at Charleston Plaza on E Charleston Blvd in Central East Las Vegas, joining Albertsons, Ross Dress for Less, and other retailers later this year. The opening date has not yet been announced
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
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
Heavy congestion is forecast on Interstate 15 between Southern Nevada and Southern California as travelers return from Las Vegas on Labor Day, with peak delays expected midday near the state line. Gas prices remain elevated for the holiday weekend.
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.
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.
Mark Rich’s New York Pizza & Pasta is set to reopen at Rock Springs Plaza near Summerlin and Desert Shores, bringing back its classic thin-crust pies and Italian dishes after several years away from the Las Vegas Valley.
Amish Jam Jelly Honey House is expanding with a new shop at Downtown Container Park, 707 E Fremont Street, Suite 1070, expected to open later this year. The specialty food retailer already operates two Las Vegas Valley locations.
Las Vegas AC Rentals offers portable air conditioners to residents facing central AC breakdowns, with daily rentals starting at $25 per unit and flexible terms during peak summer heat in the valley.
A Palace Station guest claimed a $142,287 Jumbo Jackpot during the 9 a.m. bingo session on August 25, 2026, triggering additional payouts across Station Casinos bingo rooms in the Las Vegas Valley.
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
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.
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
A California guest hit a $1.56 million Dragon Link jackpot at Resorts World Las Vegas on Sunday, marking the casino’s second million-dollar slot win this month. Other major jackpots were reported across the Las Vegas Valley.
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
Lee’s Discount Liquor, a longtime Las Vegas Valley chain, has been acquired by Texas-based Spec’s Family Corp. The brand will keep its name and operate independently, marking Spec’s first move into the Nevada market.
Union leaders and U.S. Representatives met with Las Vegas hospitality workers to discuss how AI and automation are changing casino and resort jobs, with new protections negotiated in recent contracts and more legislative action proposed.
Cox Communications has officially transitioned to Spectrum in Southern Nevada following a $34.5 billion merger, impacting internet and cable customers in Las Vegas, Henderson, and surrounding areas. Existing plans remain unchanged for now
A new documentary follows a 112-mile trek from Griffith Peak to the Colorado River, highlighting water scarcity, desert wildlife, and the challenges facing Las Vegas’ ecosystem. Local screenings are scheduled this week
