Two UNLV football players earned weekly honors from the Mountain West Conference, the league announced Monday.
Monthly Archives: September 2026
US tourism groups want to win Canadian visitors back. A testy trade war isn’t helping
Relations between the U.S. and Canadian governments have deteriorated sharply since their trade negotiations collapsed last month. Trump imposed import taxes of up to 50% on a range …
Defense leads the way as UNLV football wins at Hawaii
UNLV’s offense racked up 248 rushing yards, capped by a 50-yard touchdown run from Jai’Den Thomas in the fourth quarter that sealed the win.
As it ages, Burning Man in Nevada enters a midlife crisis, data show
In 2025, more than 30% of the Burners earned over $150,000 a year — and 11% had incomes of at least $300,000, according to the data.
Henderson to celebrate Paseo Verde Little League’s US championship
Henderson is planning a celebration to honor the Paseo Verde Little League team that captured the U.S. championship at the Little League World Series and advanced to the tournament’s title game …
Las Vegas Stadium Authority approves $75 million for upgrades to 6-year-old Allegiant Stadium
The Las Vegas Stadium Authority approved $75 million in public funds Wednesday toward a $158 million upgrade to ease the path into the north entrance at Allegiant Stadium.
Handicapping the four biggest NFL awards for the upcoming season in Las Vegas sportsbooks
Long gone are the days when preseason NFL futures betting in Las Vegas sportsbooks concentrated solely on teams. Player performance is just as popular, if not more.
Nevada advocates want to make the 988 mental health hotline as familiar as 911
The hotline offers a free, 24-hour alternative to 911 for mental health crises, connecting callers to trained counselors by phone, text or chat.
Could a coffee scene finally be brewing on Henderson’s Water Street?
Public Works remained the only dedicated coffee destination on Water Street for nine years, but this year brought two newcomers to the fold.
From morning fix to midday sips, DIY businesses are changing coffee culture in Las Vegas
We like to think we’re there for the coffee, but most of the time, we’re there for each other. Here are three vastly different experiences pushing alternative coffee spaces forward in Las Vegas.