Las Vegas to debut exterior murals in Historic Westside
It’s the first completed installation of the Historic Westside Mural Project, which ties into the city’s Historic Urban Neighborhood Design Redevelopment (HUNDRED) Plan.
Cortez Masto: $57 million secured for Nevada to combat wildfires
More than $8 billion has been secured for the U.S. Department of the Interior to support wildfire risk reduction, and a separate $10 million for wildfire detection equipment.
Nevada’s Jewish community creating ‘blanket of security’ amid rise in antisemitism
More than 2,000 antisemitic incidents were reported to Secure Community Network last year, according to Michael Masters, the group’s National Director and CEO.
Las Vegas’ Atomic Museum rebrands and widens its appeal
Atomic history tends to fly under the radar in schools, and these lessons are too important to ignore.
A unique assemblage of local museums helps tell the story of Las Vegas
“Las Vegas is unlike any place else, and people are more willing to take risks and do innovative things to get people engaged.”
Exploring two under-the-radar 2023 Las Vegas Strip developments
The transition of Bally’s Las Vegas into Horseshoe Las Vegas is well underway at center Strip, and a little more than a mile away, new upscale retail development 63 Las Vegas will finally complete the promise of MGM Resorts’ CityCenter project.
Record City to close longtime East Charleston location
On the upside, affable longtime manager Joey McDonald will be moving over to Record City’s last remaining Las Vegas location.
Why Raiders should find their next quarterback in draft, not free agency
Finding the right successor for Derek Carr, who has been the Raiders’ starter for the past nine years, is “paramount” in coach Josh McDaniels’ words and stands above every other decision ...
World of Concrete helps build solid foundation for Southern Nevada convention tourism to rebound in 2023
On the heels of what will likely be the largest trade show in Las Vegas this year, the city will host another big one before the month is out.
Sugar and spice, sure, but also a mean right hook
The sounds made from gloves connecting with pads echoes through a facility where many youths train to box with Richard Barrientes Jr. A 9-year-old girl could be his most prized prodigy.