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Las Vegas unemployment climbs to 5.8% as tourism sector struggles Las Vegas unemployment climbs to 5.8% as tourism sector struggles

North Las Vegas leads metro area with highest jobless rate Las Vegas metro area unemployment edged higher in June, rising to 5.8% from 5.5% in May, according to new data from the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR).

Food truck owners strike $1.1 million jackpot at Palms Casino Food truck owners strike $1.1 million jackpot at Palms Casino

Washington couple plans to expand business after life-changing win A Washington state couple attending a Las Vegas food truck convention transformed a casual $4 bet into a $1,142,107.97 jackpot at Palms Casino Resort Wednesday night, marking another massive payout from

Trump grants North Las Vegas control over Apex Industrial Park development Trump grants North Las Vegas control over Apex Industrial Park development

Bipartisan bill eliminates federal red tape for 18,000-acre economic engine President Donald Trump signed legislation Wednesday transferring development authority over the massive Apex Industrial Park from federal control to North Las Vegas, a move expected to accelerate job creation and

Las Vegas reinvents itself as millennials and Gen Z reshape tourism landscape Las Vegas reinvents itself as millennials and Gen Z reshape tourism landscape

From gambling halls to Instagram moments: How the city adapts to younger visitors’ evolving demands Las Vegas faces a pivotal transformation as millennials now comprise nearly half of all visitors, fundamentally reshaping what the Entertainment Capital of the World must

Superior Grocers expands Vegas footprint with second location Superior Grocers expands Vegas footprint with second location

Las Vegas, NV – The California-based grocery chain that won over East Las Vegas residents earlier this year is doubling down on its Nevada expansion. Superior Grocers will celebrate the grand opening of its second Las Vegas Valley location on

Las Vegas real estate market faces historic inventory surge as buyer demand cools Las Vegas real estate market faces historic inventory surge as buyer demand cools

The Las Vegas real estate market has reached a critical inflection point, with approximately $7 billion worth of homes currently listed for sale across the valley, marking one of the highest inventory levels in recent years. This dramatic shift from

Las Vegas welcomes Otonomus Hotel: AI technology transforms hospitality experience Las Vegas welcomes Otonomus Hotel: AI technology transforms hospitality experience

The hospitality landscape in Las Vegas has entered a new era with the official opening of Otonomus Hotel, marketed as the world’s first fully AI-powered hotel. This 303-unit property at the intersection of West Russell Road and South Decatur Boulevard

Legendary South Dakota motorcycle venue announces major Nevada expansion Legendary South Dakota motorcycle venue announces major Nevada expansion

Sturgis Buffalo Chip partners with Las Vegas developer for ambitious entertainment complex The iconic Sturgis Buffalo Chip, a cornerstone of American motorcycle culture since 1981, is trading Black Hills vistas for desert horizons with plans for an ambitious Southern Nevada

Las Vegas tourism takes hit as ‘ridiculous prices’ drive visitors away Las Vegas tourism takes hit as ‘ridiculous prices’ drive visitors away

Visitor numbers drop 6.5% as complaints mount over soaring costs Las Vegas is experiencing a significant tourism decline in 2025, with visitor numbers falling for consecutive months as tourists increasingly complain about what they describe as “ridiculous prices” throughout the

Trump delivers on Vegas-born promise as ‘no tax on tips’ becomes reality Trump delivers on Vegas-born promise as ‘no tax on tips’ becomes reality

A campaign promise first made at a Las Vegas rally has become law, as President Trump’s massive tax reform package eliminates federal income taxes on tips for millions of service workers across the country. The House approved the $4.5 trillion