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Nevada Judge Upholds Parental Notification Law for Minors Seeking Abortion

Sunday, September 28 by Nick Bonsanto

A Clark County District Court judge has denied Planned Parenthood Mar Monte’s request for a preliminary injunction to block enforcement of a Nevada law requiring parental notification when a minor seeks an abortion. The law, originally enacted in 1985 but largely unenforced for decades,... Read More.

MGM and Genting Win Key Approval for New York City Casino Expansion

Sunday, September 28 by Nick Bonsanto

Two major Las Vegas-linked casino operators, MGM Resorts International and Genting Group, have cleared a significant hurdle in New York’s casino licensing process. On Thursday, both companies received unanimous approval from six-member Community Advisory Committees (CACs), allowing them to advance their proposals to convert... Read More.

Actor John Stamos Will Back The Beach Boys For Shows At The Venetian

Saturday, September 27 by Nick Bonsanto

John Stamos first performed with the Beach Boys 40 years ago, marking a milestone in both his own career and the band’s enduring legacy. He initially joined the group at their Fourth of July concert at the Washington Monument in 1985 and has since... Read More.

Atomix Named Best Restaurant in North America for 2025 by 50 Best Restaurants

Saturday, September 27 by Nick Bonsanto

Atomix, the acclaimed Korean restaurant from New York City, has been named the No. 1 restaurant in North America and the best restaurant in the Northeastern U.S. for 2025, according to North America’s 50 Best Restaurants. The announcement was made at an awards ceremony... Read More.

Las Vegas Chef Ellie Parker Competes on Hells Kitchen Season 24

Saturday, September 27 by Nick Bonsanto

Ellie Parker, executive chef at Main St. Provisions in downtown Las Vegas and a graduate of the Clark County School District, is competing in Season 24 of “Hell’s Kitchen.” Although born in Racine, Wisconsin, Parker has called Las Vegas home since age 7 and... Read More.

Blighted Hotel in Jean Reflects Southern Nevada Warehouse Slowdown and Market Uncertainty

Saturday, September 27 by Nick Bonsanto

A few years ago, a horror studio planned to film a post-apocalyptic movie at the shuttered Terrible’s resort in Jean, a remote outpost south of Las Vegas. The hotel, once slated for demolition to make way for a new industrial park, now sits blighted—its... Read More.

Las Vegas Tourism Slumps in August but Gaming Revenue and Rural Destinations Surge

Saturday, September 27 by Nick Bonsanto

Visitation to Las Vegas continued to decline in August, with the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority reporting 3.2 million visitors, a 6.7 percent drop compared to a year earlier. Every major tourism category saw decreases except gross gaming revenue. While the downturn was... Read More.

Las Vegas Coffee Shop Tops Yelps Top 100 List Once Again

Thursday, September 25 by Nick Bonsanto

Yaw Farm Coffee Roasters in Las Vegas has once again claimed the top spot on Yelp’s “Top 100 Coffee Shops” list, cementing its reputation as a standout in the U.S. coffee scene. Located at 7034 W. Charleston Blvd., Yaw Farm is celebrated for its... Read More.

Terry Fator Ends Legendary Las Vegas Residency After 16 Years

Thursday, September 25 by Nick Bonsanto

Terry Fator’s remarkable run as a Las Vegas headliner is coming to an end. The celebrated ventriloquist, who won “America’s Got Talent” in 2007, will give his final performance at The Strat Theater on Tuesday night, marking the conclusion of a 16½-year residency on... Read More.

Las Vegas Rents Drop at Nation’s Fastest Rate as Market Adjusts After Pandemic Boom

Wednesday, September 24 by Nick Bonsanto

Las Vegas Valley rents are dropping at the fastest rate in the nation, according to a new Realtor.com report. Rents in the region declined 13.6 percent from August 2022, tying with Atlanta for the largest decrease among U.S. metros. Austin, Texas, followed closely with... Read More.

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