Monthly Archives: August 2025

At her recent town hall on public lands and sustainable growth, Titus argued that simply releasing more federal land wouldn’t solve the region’s affordable housing crisis.

Las Vegas has slipped in popularity as a domestic Labor Day destination, falling to 10th place on AAA’s annual ranking. The city typically lands in the top six, AAA Nevada spokesperson John Treanor said.

The victory marked UNLV’s second win in six days to open the season, setting up an intriguing matchup against visiting UCLA at 5 p.m. Sept. 5 at Allegiant Stadium.

Las Vegas saw a 12% drop in visitation, or around 420,000 fewer people, last month compared to July 2024, according to new data from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.

There’s around a year left for the seven states utilizing Colorado River water to finalize new rules on how to manage it, but the Southern Nevada Water Authority’s Colby Pellegrino …

Former UNLV basketball standout Anthony Marshall is returning to the program as a graduate assistant, the university announced this afternoon.

Wilson has been outstanding even for her world-class standards during a three-week stretch that has turned the Aces’ season around. The 29-year-old has excelled in every area to lift the Aces from potentially missing the playoffs to fighting for home-…

Some iconic American films have been shot in Southern Nevada, including Martin Scorsese’s “Casino” and the 2024 Oscar-winning “Anora,” drawing millions in economic revenue …

The Historic Westside Education and Training Center has been a yearslong, $16.4 million collaboration between the city and College of Southern Nevada.

Beyond luxury with personality to spare: Take a good look at some of the most stylish and spectacular suites Las Vegas has to offer.