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.
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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.
Two individuals fell “deathly ill” after exposure to a Las Vegas bio lab under police investigation, according to a recent police report. Authorities continue probing the incident’s cause and potential risks.
Team USA concluded its Las Vegas training camp with a dominant 101-77 victory over Puerto Rico. The win highlights the squad’s strong chemistry ahead of upcoming international competitions, showcasing key performances from star player Gordon.
Las Vegas housing markets closed 2021 on a high note, defying pandemic challenges with soaring home prices and strong buyer demand. Experts cite low inventory and remote work trends as key drivers.
EXCLUSIVE: Former Capitol officers who defended the building on Jan. 6 are set to campaign for Joe Biden in Nevada, highlighting their continued commitment to democratic values ahead of the upcoming election.
Las Vegas’ Black homeownership rate remains below the U.S. average, highlighting ongoing disparities in housing access. Experts call for targeted policies to address barriers and promote equity in the local market.
Team USA head coach Gregg Popovich expressed optimism following the national squad’s scrimmage in Las Vegas, highlighting marked progress as preparations continue for upcoming international competitions.
Las Vegas lost the most construction jobs of any U.S. city last year, the latest report reveals. The decline highlights ongoing challenges in the local building industry amid shifting market conditions.
The U.S. has eased certain sanctions on Russian oil, aiming to ease global supply constraints. However, crude prices remain high amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and market uncertainties.
Miss Nevada USA has been hailed as “a breath of fresh air” by transgender advocates, marking a notable moment of inclusivity and progress in pageantry, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Mike Tyson raises concerns about the state of US boxing, launching a Las Vegas amateur invitational to revive the sport. The event aims to spotlight emerging talent and rejuvenate grassroots boxing in the nation.
The USA Sevens rugby team triumphed over Samoa to successfully defend their title in Las Vegas. The victory marks a repeat championship, showcasing the team’s skill and resilience on home turf.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal announced a new publisher in 2016, marking a significant leadership change. The New York Times reported on the transition, highlighting its impact on the paper’s editorial direction.
Vegas Golden Knights defenseman has been named to the U.S. Olympic hockey roster alongside forward Jack Eichel, as announced by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The team aims for a strong showing at the upcoming Winter Games.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports ongoing uncertainty over when Team USA stars will return to their NHL teams, citing scheduling conflicts and pending negotiations as key factors in the delay.
A Knights star has been named to the U.S. Olympic hockey team for the first time, marking a milestone for the Las Vegas franchise. The announcement was confirmed by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
A’s owner has secured financing for a new Las Vegas Strip ballpark, according to the bank. The move brings the Athletics closer to relocating, marking a major step in Las Vegas’ sports expansion.
Amid heightened immigration scrutiny, Las Vegas residents are intensifying efforts to study for U.S. citizenship. Local programs offer support as the community seeks stability and legal recognition.