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Las Vegas Housing Market Faces Longer Sale Times Amid Rising Demand and Prices

Thursday, April 24 by Nick Bonsanto

Homes in the Las Vegas Valley are staying on the market longer than the national average, with an average of 44 days compared to the national average of 37 days. This places Las Vegas, along with Memphis and Dallas, at the 13th longest time... Read More.

Oakland Athletics Begin Las Vegas Stadium Construction with Site Grading

Thursday, April 24 by Nick Bonsanto

Initial work on the Oakland Athletics' $1.75 billion Las Vegas ballpark has commenced with grading of the 9-acre site. This phase began following the issuance of a permit by Clark County. Grading involves adjusting the land's elevation to suit the stadium's design, a multilevel... Read More.

Michele Fiore Pardoned by Trump After Fraud Conviction

Thursday, April 24 by Nick Bonsanto

Michele Fiore, the former Las Vegas councilwoman, announced that she received a "full and unconditional pardon" from former President Donald Trump after being found guilty of conspiracy and wire fraud in connection with defrauding donors. The donors believed their contributions were meant for a... Read More.

Bottled Blonde Las Vegas: New Italian Eatery and Nightlife Hotspot Opening Summer 2023

Wednesday, April 23 by Nick Bonsanto

Bottled Blonde Las Vegas is set to open its doors this summer, as announced by the Arizona-based Evening Entertainment Group. Situated at the prominent corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road, the venue will offer a unique blend of experiences, transforming from a... Read More.

Las Vegas Housing Crisis: Land Shortages and Rising Costs Challenge Homebuilding Industry

Wednesday, April 23 by Nick Bonsanto

The Las Vegas Valley has faced significant challenges in homebuilding over the past 15 years, as highlighted by a recent report from UNLV’s Lied Center for Real Estate. Since 2010, there has been a 64% drop in residential permits compared to the period from... Read More.

Former Realtor Arrested with Loaded Gun Amid Las Vegas Organization Controversies

Wednesday, April 23 by Nick Bonsanto

A man named Daniel Da Vinci was arrested for returning to the Las Vegas Realtors headquarters after being asked to leave the previous day. The incident occurred when police were called to address a disturbance at the location. Da Vinci, who was being restrained... Read More.

Parent of Student Accused of Threatening to Kill Teacher

Wednesday, April 23 by Nick Bonsanto

A recent incident at Bailey Middle School has raised concerns about security measures in Clark County schools. A parent reportedly threatened violence against a teacher and another student following comments made about her child. The situation was de-escalated when school district staff escorted the... Read More.

Harry Reid Airport Sees 3.9% Passenger Decline in March Amid Canadian Traffic Impact

Wednesday, April 23 by Nick Bonsanto

Passenger traffic at Harry Reid International Airport saw a decline of 3.9 percent in March compared to the previous year, according to the Clark County Department of Aviation. This decrease is notable given that March of the previous year marked the airport's third-highest passenger... Read More.

Message in a Bottle From 1976 In Massachusetts Found In The Bahamas

Tuesday, April 22 by Nick Bonsanto

In a remarkable discovery, Clint and Evan Buffington stumbled upon a message in a bottle during their exploration of a remote island in the Bahamas. The message, written in 1976 by then 14-year-old Peter R. Thompson from Massachusetts, was found inside an old Pepsi... Read More.

Foreigner to Rock Las Vegas with Symphonic Concert Series Celebrating 50 Years

Tuesday, April 22 by Nick Bonsanto

Foreigner is set to bring a unique symphonic rock experience to Las Vegas with "Foreigner: The Hits Orchestral — Celebrating 50 Years Live in Vegas" from March 6-14, 2026, at The Venetian Theatre. This event will feature a 20-member symphony accompanying the band, highlighting... Read More.

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