The US government has issued a sudden travel warning for Switzerland, citing increased security concerns. Travelers are urged to exercise heightened caution and stay informed of evolving risks. Details remain limited.
Las Vegas Valentine’s Day 2026 transforms Sin City into the USA’s most romantic playground. Tourists can expect exclusive events, dazzling shows, and luxurious experiences, making it the ultimate couple’s destination.
Experts warn the decline in international tourism may extend beyond this summer, citing ongoing travel restrictions and economic challenges. The industry faces prolonged recovery as global travel demand remains subdued.
The UNLV International Gaming Institute advances research and education in gaming and hospitality. It supports sustainable industry growth through innovation, policy analysis, and workforce development.
Concerns over the death penalty have been raised in a Las Vegas MS-13 case, sparking debate on justice and fairness. Critics question if capital punishment is appropriate given the circumstances. (reviewjournal.com)
BDO USA strengthens its Las Vegas presence with the addition of a new tax partner. This strategic hire enhances the firm’s expertise and commitment to serving local clients. Read more at businesspress.vegas.
An MLB team is constructing a $2 billion ballpark 545 miles from its 56-year-old home, situated on a luxury casino resort featuring a rooftop pool, marking a bold new chapter in sports and entertainment.
A court has ruled the joint operating agreement between the Las Vegas Review-Journal and the Sun as “unenforceable,” challenging the future of their business partnership, per reviewjournal.com.
Betting on politics is gaining traction as sportsbooks expand offerings beyond sports. From elections to legislative outcomes, bettors now have new ways to wager on political events. Here’s how it works.
Tommy Shaw of Styx shares insights on his Vegas shows, reveals his favorite blanket, and explains his passion for bus tours. The rocker opens up about life on the road and the unique joys of touring.
Education Notebook highlights key school news and events from April 7-13, 2016, including student achievements, upcoming activities, and district updates, keeping the community informed and engaged.
A suspect has been arrested in connection with the death of a man found near railroad tracks in Las Vegas, authorities confirmed. The investigation remains ongoing as officials seek further details.
Terrible Herbst’s US flags have become a familiar sight across Southern Nevada, marking the company’s growing presence in the region. The iconic flags symbolize its expanding network and community ties.
The A’s relocation to Las Vegas faces a setback as the U.S. Patent Office denies trademark approval for “Las Vegas Athletics,” complicating the team’s rebranding plans amid the move.
A 10-vehicle crash on northbound I-11 in Las Vegas has blocked multiple lanes, causing significant traffic delays. Authorities are on scene managing the incident and urging drivers to seek alternate routes.
U.S. officials are exploring a groundbreaking plan to host a Grand Prix race on the National Mall, calling it an “unprecedented opportunity” to showcase the capital and boost tourism, sources told NBC Washington.
More than 100 flights at Las Vegas airports were disrupted as the FAA implemented schedule cuts, causing delays and cancellations. Travelers were urged to check updates ahead of their trips.
Dolly Parton has postponed her upcoming Las Vegas shows due to health concerns. The country music icon urges fans to stay tuned for rescheduled dates, emphasizing her commitment to returning stronger.
A UNLV professor is pioneering cultural exchange by taking a new form of U.S. export-poetry-to Cuba. This initiative aims to strengthen educational ties and promote artistic dialogue between the two nations.
Bail was set at $500,000 for two suspects accused of possessing 230 pounds of cocaine, law enforcement officials confirmed. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking. Authorities continue their investigation.