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Rob Manfred Will Join Groundbreaking on Monday for Athletics New Las Vegas Ballpark

Friday, June 20 by Nick Bonsanto

Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred is set to attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the Athletics' new ballpark in Las Vegas, which will take place at the former Tropicana hotel site. This event marks a significant development in the A's relocation process, which began... Read More.

Vegas Loop Expansion: Direct Connection to Harry Reid Airport Unveiled

Friday, June 20 by Nick Bonsanto

The Boring Company is progressing with plans to extend its Vegas Loop to connect with Harry Reid International Airport. Recent building permit applications outline a tunnel from a station at 4744 Paradise Road to a new site just south of Tropicana Avenue at 5032... Read More.

Tom Bradys Hall of Excellence: A New Era of Sports Memorabilia in Las Vegas

Thursday, June 19 by Nick Bonsanto

Tom Brady, renowned as one of the greatest NFL quarterbacks, recently shared insights into his early aspirations of playing professional baseball, inspired by Barry Bonds during his time at Serra High School in San Mateo, California. Despite Serra being primarily known for its baseball... Read More.

Nevada Supreme Court Backs Gov. Lombardo in Ethics Sanction Appeal

Thursday, June 19 by Nick Bonsanto

The Nevada Supreme Court recently ruled in favor of Gov. Joe Lombardo, allowing him to proceed with efforts to dismiss sanctions related to an ethics violation. This decision overturned a previous denial by the District Court, which had dismissed Lombardo's petition on technical grounds... Read More.

Major 215 Beltway Expansion Begins in Henderson This Weekend Will Run Until 2028

Thursday, June 19 by Nick Bonsanto

Construction on the 215 Beltway in Henderson is set to begin this weekend, focusing on widening the stretch between Stephanie Street and Pecos Road. The $160 million project will start at 9 p.m. on Sunday, aiming to enhance traffic flow and capacity. During the... Read More.

Excalibur Las Vegas Turns 35: A Timeless Medieval Escape for Budget Travelers

Thursday, June 19 by Nick Bonsanto

Excalibur, the medieval-themed megaresort on the Las Vegas Strip, opened its gates on June 19, 1990, as the world's largest hotel at the time. Despite the city's shift towards modern aesthetics, Excalibur's Arthurian charm remains a fixture. Initially overshadowed by The Mirage, Excalibur's appeal... Read More.

Bottled Blonde Las Vegas Opens with Day-to-Night Dining and Nightlife Experience

Thursday, June 19 by Nick Bonsanto

Bottled Blonde Las Vegas is set to make its debut on June 26, according to Evening Entertainment Group. The venue will celebrate with a grand opening on July 18. Situated at 3639 Las Vegas Boulevard, it promises a unique experience by transitioning from a... Read More.

Las Vegas Housing Market Shifts: Record Inventory and Stabilizing Prices Amid High Mortgage Rates

Thursday, June 19 by Nick Bonsanto

The Las Vegas Valley housing market is experiencing a significant shift, with nearly $7 billion worth of homes on the market, the highest ever recorded, according to Redfin. This reflects a stabilization in the local market after years of volatility post-Great Recession. Despite the... Read More.

Lucky Gambler Wins Over $1 Million Jackpot at Las Vegas Casino

Thursday, June 19 by Nick Bonsanto

A slots player recently hit it big, winning over $1 million at the Palazzo in Las Vegas. The lucky guest, who chose to remain anonymous, was playing a Dragon Link slot machine in the casino's high limit room. On June 14, they placed a... Read More.

Explore Las Vegas Food Halls: Exciting New Culinary Delights Await

Wednesday, June 18 by Nick Bonsanto

The concept of food halls has evolved significantly since the opening of Block 16 at The Cosmopolitan, becoming a staple on the Las Vegas Strip. These venues have replaced traditional buffets with a variety of culinary offerings. The latest addition, Via Via at The... Read More.

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