Las Vegas has secured the top spot in the U.S. for a crucial tourism component, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The city’s unmatched appeal continues to drive record visitor numbers and economic growth.
Following the Las Vegas shooting, Democrats are intensifying calls for stricter gun-control measures. The party aims to push legislation addressing gun violence amid mounting public pressure for action.
Caesars Entertainment marks Empire Days with exclusive discounts on hotel rooms and Las Vegas entertainment. The promotion offers guests exceptional savings and unforgettable experiences across key resorts. Details at newsroom.caesars.com.
A Las Vegas judge sentenced a Swiss man involved in a high-profile investment scam. The case highlights ongoing efforts to crack down on financial fraud in the city. Further details on penalties have yet to be disclosed.
Three Las Vegas sports bars have earned spots on Yelp’s prestigious Top 100 list, highlighting the city’s vibrant fan culture and exceptional game-day experiences, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
The Indiana Fever face the Las Vegas Aces on July 5. Catch the game live on ESPN at 8 PM ET. Streaming is available on ESPN+ for fans wanting to watch on any device. Stay tuned for an exciting WNBA showdown.
As summer kicks off, Las Vegas police announce increased patrols across the city to enhance safety amid rising visitor numbers. Officers urge residents and tourists to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity.
Las Vegas has been named the No. 1 city in the inaugural US News Conference Cities Rankings, highlighting its top-notch venues and vibrant events scene, according to KSNV. This marks a new milestone for the entertainment hub.
BTS electrified fans with their April in-person concert in Las Vegas, USA, marking a dynamic return to live performances. The event showcased their global appeal and solidified their status as K-pop icons.
Flavor Flav’s highly anticipated women’s sports parade in Las Vegas has received official approval. The event aims to celebrate female athletes and promote gender equality in sports. Fans eagerly await the festivities.
Las Vegas leads a US hotel growth surge, followed by Philadelphia, Miami, and Chicago, driven by mega events, sports tourism, conventions, and a corporate travel rebound, STR reports record gains in RevPAR, ADR, and occupancy.
Metallica has announced a series of shows at the new Sphere venue in Las Vegas set for 2026. The band promises an immersive experience, marking a landmark event for fans and the city’s live music scene.
A court has disqualified a Trump-appointed U.S. attorney in Nevada from overseeing multiple criminal cases, citing conflicts of interest. The ruling halts his involvement pending further review. (FOX5 Vegas)
Las Vegas closed 2025 with one of the highest unemployment rates in the U.S., the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports. Economic challenges and shifting industries contributed to the surge in joblessness.
The Raiders’ promotion of Rob Leonard signals a strategic move, leveraging his proven leadership and technical skills to boost the team’s offensive line. This decision reflects a commitment to stability and growth, promising improved performance.
The Palms unveiled a new marquee celebrating Team USA Women’s Hockey Team, showcasing support ahead of upcoming tournaments. The display highlights community pride and encourages fans to rally behind the athletes.
Honolulu Cookie Company is set to open its largest U.S. store on the Las Vegas Strip. The new location aims to bring a taste of Hawaii to visitors with its signature pineapple-shaped cookies.
The US Supreme Court ruled that Nevada and other states may accept late-arriving mail ballots, allowing election officials to count votes postmarked by Election Day but received afterward. This decision impacts 2024 voting procedures.
Las Vegas joins Miami, Los Angeles, New York City, Nashville, and others in a new tourism initiative. Released data highlights these cities as U.S. nightlife hubs, sparking a nationwide campaign to boost tourism and showcase America’s vibrant culture.
Joyce Woodhouse, former Nevada state senator and staunch advocate for education, has died at 82. Known for her commitment to public schools, Woodhouse left a lasting impact on Nevada’s legislative landscape.