Monthly Archives: October 2022

Visitation to Las Vegas is close to pre-COVID-19 levels, but it’s not there quite yet. That’s the outlook as Las Vegas tourism officials look to next year as 2022—which has by nearly all accounts been a successful stretch—winds down.

The Strip and Fremont Street Experience include numerous souvenir shops catering to visitors who want something Las Vegas-related to commemorate their trip. In Henderson, at The District’s outdoor shopping mall next to Green Valley Ranch Resort, there…

The confidence in the Oakland A’s staying put is quickly diminishing. Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred said he doesn’t envision the franchise staying in the …

Before the Golden Knights played their first-ever game back in 2017, owner Bill Foley laid out a roadmap for the fledgling NHL team: Make the playoffs within three years and win the Stanley Cup within six years. Welcome to Year 6, where the expectatio…

“Freddy’s line, ‘No running in the halls, Nancy,’ still gives me chills to this day.”

Where to wear that costume on the Las Vegas Strip, Downtown and beyond.

Freakling Bros. celebrates 30 years of frightening locals. Plus, escape rooms, a terrifying train ride and scary stage productions.

Sy Bernabei, executive director of LGBTQ advocacy nonprofit Gender Justice Nevada, says it’s not necessarily the names on the ballot that matter to young voters. The issues alone can be a rallying cry.

Michael Hutchinson still longs to be an NHL goalie. He craves the opportunity to prove that he can be a reliable presence for a Stanley Cup contender.

The older generation that got us to this perilous place fear you. They want to make it harder for you to vote. They want you to stay home.