Las Vegas unveils five exciting new attractions in 2019, featuring moonshine tastings, thrilling ziplines, and vibrant neon signs, offering visitors fresh ways to experience the city’s famous nightlife and entertainment scene.
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Adele made a rare public appearance at the F1 event, marking her first outing since concluding her Las Vegas residency a year ago. Fans and attendees were thrilled to see the singer back in the spotlight.
The U.S. Department of Education has launched a probe into the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, examining the school’s handling of recent allegations of antisemitism on campus, amid growing concerns over student safety and discrimination.
As Jakobi Meyers enters free agency, multiple NFL teams are evaluating the wide receiver’s potential fit. His consistent production and route-running skills make him a coveted target for contending squads.
Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll delivered crucial updates on the team’s outlook for the remainder of the season, addressing injuries, roster moves, and strategies to boost playoff hopes.
Jessica Simpson announces a one-night-only Las Vegas concert, thrilling fans with a rare live performance. Tickets go on sale soon-here’s how to grab yours for the unforgettable event.
Several Las Vegas casinos continue to offer free parking despite recent fee increases in the city. This article from USA Today highlights which hotels still provide complimentary parking for visitors.
Two New England casinos are emerging as strong competitors to Las Vegas, drawing crowds with expanded gaming options and luxury amenities. Their rapid growth signals a shift in the U.S. gambling landscape.
Once hailed as “the Tiffany of the Strip,” the Tropicana was more than a casino-it was home to generations of showgirls. USA Today highlights its iconic status and deep ties to Las Vegas entertainment history.
Las Vegas faces heavy smoke today due to nearby wildfires spreading across the region. Authorities warn residents to limit outdoor activity as air quality levels plummet, posing health risks amid growing fire concerns.
A US governor has won $1.4 million playing blackjack in Las Vegas, according to Yahoo News New Zealand. The victory highlights a rare high-stakes win for a sitting politician in the city’s famous casinos.
Backstreet Boys have announced additional residency dates at the Sphere in Las Vegas, thrilling fans eager for more live performances. The iconic boy band continues to draw crowds with their timeless hits.
In 2018, there were over 23 school shootings in the United States, highlighting ongoing concerns about gun violence in educational settings. The Guardian reports on the impact and calls for policy reform.
A federal judge has disqualified U.S. Attorney Sigal Chattah from overseeing four criminal cases in Las Vegas, citing conflicts of interest. The decision impacts key prosecutions in the district.
Record scratch: Last-minute tickets to Paul McCartney’s Las Vegas concert are surprisingly affordable. Fans can snag seats at a fraction of typical prices, sparking excitement and a bidding frenzy ahead of the iconic show.
Sophie Cunningham credited strong defensive pressure and team chemistry as the “key” to Indiana Fever’s upset victory over the Las Vegas Aces. Her leadership on and off the court fueled the win, Sports Illustrated reports.
Las Vegas joins Miami, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, and Orlando as US tourism faces a slump continuing through August, with projections indicating a steep decline until the end of 2025, reports Travel And Tour World.
Las Vegas residencies light up 2025 with stars like Lady Gaga and The Weeknd. Entertainment Weekly breaks down every show and offers the best tips on how to buy tickets for these must-see performances.
Las Vegas tourism faces a downturn as airport passenger numbers continue to decline, signaling ongoing challenges for the city’s hospitality industry. The slump raises concerns about the pace of recovery in the travel sector.
The high-speed rail project linking California to Las Vegas faces rising costs. Officials are implementing measures to slow expenses and keep the ambitious transportation plan on track, NPR reports.