Harry Reid, a towering figure in Nevada politics and former Senate majority leader, has died at 82. Renowned for his strategic acumen, Reid shaped national policy and championed his state’s interests for decades.
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Seven Las Vegas restaurants have collectively grossed nearly $130 million in 2024, underscoring the city’s robust dining scene, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Revenue highlights reflect strong tourism and local patronage.
The federal government has launched an investigation into the University of Nevada, Reno, alleging sex-based discrimination in its sports programs. The probe follows complaints over unequal treatment of female athletes.
A pedal-powered railway vehicle business in Boulder City has permanently closed, citing operational challenges. The unique attraction drew tourists but struggled to sustain amid rising costs and declining demand.
Federal trial begins for men accused of leading MS-13 and linked to 11 killings, officials say. The Las Vegas case highlights ongoing efforts to dismantle the violent gang’s operations in the U.S.
The US rugby team is set to defend their Las Vegas title but will face the challenge without a key player. Fans await to see how the squad adapts in this crucial tournament showdown.
Top bowlers gather in Las Vegas, vying for a coveted spot on Team USA. The intense competition highlights skill and precision, drawing attention from fans and aspiring athletes nationwide.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has chosen a Las Vegas attorney to fill a vacancy on the U.S. District Court, marking a significant nomination in Nevada’s federal judiciary. The selection underscores ongoing efforts to strengthen the courts.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal invites readers to propose names for the city’s new NBA franchise. Fans are encouraged to submit creative suggestions as the team prepares to make its debut in the league.
Flavor Flav will kick off a Las Vegas Strip parade celebrating female athletes, highlighting their achievements and empowering women in sports. The event marks a vibrant tribute to women’s athletic excellence.
A Las Vegas inventor has filed a lawsuit challenging patent filings made in the 1970s, alleging infringement and seeking damages. The case highlights ongoing disputes in intellectual property rights.
Nevada metropolitan areas once again lead the nation as the fastest-warming cities, according to recent climate data. Rising temperatures in Las Vegas and surrounding regions highlight urgent environmental challenges.
Nike announced it will close all US stores, including Las Vegas locations, through March 27. The temporary shutdown aims to help curb the spread of COVID-19 amid rising health concerns nationwide.
Former President Trump praised the current economy as “booming” during his Las Vegas visit, highlighting the impact of his tax cuts. He emphasized job growth and business expansion as key achievements.
Tourism leaders in Las Vegas express concern as Greenland’s recent travel restrictions spark European anger. They urge visitors to continue exploring Las Vegas, emphasizing the city’s appeal and commitment to safety.
McCarran International Airport welcomed back overseas travelers with a vibrant Las Vegas flair, blending celebration and safety as global arrivals resume. The festive atmosphere highlighted the city’s reopening and tourism revival.
Housing market activity in Las Vegas began 2024 sluggishly, with new home sales and construction starts showing a noticeable decline. Experts cite rising mortgage rates and affordability challenges as key factors.
Las Vegas’ economy continues to lag behind the broader U.S. recovery, with slower job growth and weaker tourism spending, underscoring ongoing challenges for the city’s post-pandemic rebound.
Las Vegas eyes hosting World Baseball Classic games as construction progresses on a new Strip ballpark, bolstering the city’s bid to become a premier baseball destination, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.
McCarran International Airport director urges swift action to restore international flights, aiming to boost Las Vegas tourism and economy. Officials are working to address regulatory and operational challenges.