There’s nothing better than when Las Vegas turns into “Cowboy Town” each December, said Tim Keener, president of Las Vegas Events.
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Biden tells donors: ‘If Trump wasn’t running I’m not sure I’d be running’
Trump on Tuesday was asked by Fox News Channel’s Sean Hannity to promise he “would never abuse power as retribution against anybody.”
Actors vote to approve deal that ended strike, bringing relief to union leaders and Hollywood
Hollywood’s actors have voted to ratify the deal with studios that ended their strike after nearly four months, leaders announced Tuesday.
Republic Services Polymer Center opens in North Las Vegas
The first Republic Services Polymer Center will clean, sort and process collected plastics from eight western states and sell them back to manufacturers looking for readily available recyclable materials.
CCSD to court: Union attempt to throw out anti-strike law case a ‘Hail Mary’
The state, in a motion to dismiss filed on Monday, said that 36 other states in addition to the federal government bar their employees from striking in exchange for collective bargaining rights.
Station Casinos opens doors on Durango Resort, its next generation of luxury
Patrons who step into the new Durango Resort for the initial time should notice something distinct: It’s bright. Between the natural light flowing into …
Proposal seeks to keep walkers moving, safe on Strip overpasses
The proposal would create “pedestrian flow zones” on the overpasses throughout the Resort Corridor and up to 20 feet surrounding connecting stairs or escalators that would make stopping …
As electric vehicles help improve Nevada’s air quality, major hurdles still remain
Electric cars are making a dent in Las Vegas’ air pollution, but charging infrastructure is still limited and drivers statewide aren’t adopting the technology fast enough …
After accident took his mobility, Vegas entrepreneur’s career really started moving
Scott Frost’s advice to fellow entrepreneurs: Be willing to fail, to take criticism and learn from others, then make incremental improvements to eventually reach success.
This could be the start of many memorable seasons cheering for UNLV football
Driving east on Russell Road Saturday morning toward Allegiant Stadium featured something unusual for the commute to a UNLV football game. Traffic. Lots of it.