Old School Hits Vegas – Page 35 – Audilous

Clark County School Board Plans $5 Million HVAC Repairs to Combat Classroom Overheating

Thursday, May 15 by Nick Bonsanto

The Clark County School Board is considering a proposal to allocate over $5 million for the repair of its heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. This initiative aims to prevent the recurrence of overheated classrooms that disrupted learning last summer. Currently, 37 schools... Read More.

Nevada Auto Insurance Rates Rise as Allstate and CSAA Implement Increases

Thursday, May 15 by Nick Bonsanto

Two major auto insurers, Allstate and CSAA, are set to raise their auto insurance rates in Nevada starting in late May, affecting nearly 150,000 residents. These rate increases have been approved by the Nevada Division of Insurance, which ensures that any rate changes are... Read More.

Mr. Chow Las Vegas to Close After Eight Years of Opulence and Celebrity Appeal

Wednesday, May 14 by Nick Bonsanto

Mr. Chow, the opulent Chinese restaurant located in Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, is set to close, with online reservations unavailable beyond May 17. Known for its extravagant offerings, including a $1,000 gold-wrapped filet mignon, Mr. Chow opened its Vegas location in December 2015, aligning... Read More.

Zaytinya Las Vegas at Caesars is Celebrity Chef José Andrés 7th Strip Restaurant

Wednesday, May 14 by Nick Bonsanto

Zaytinya, the latest addition to the Las Vegas culinary scene by renowned chef José Andrés, has officially opened its doors at the Forum Shops at Caesars. The restaurant, inspired by the rich culinary heritage of Greece, Lebanon, and Turkey, promises to deliver a unique... Read More.

Summerlin Motorists Brace for Weekend 215 Beltway Closure for Bridge Project

Wednesday, May 14 by Nick Bonsanto

Motorists in Summerlin should prepare for a full closure of the 215 Beltway later this week due to ongoing work on the Peace Way bridge project. The closure will occur between Flamingo Road and Tropicana Avenue, starting at 9 p.m. on Friday, with reopening... Read More.

TensorWave Secures Record $100M Series A Funding to Expand AI GPU Cloud Services

Wednesday, May 14 by Nick Bonsanto

TensorWave, a Las Vegas-based AI GPU cloud computing startup, has made history by securing $100 million in Series A funding, the largest ever for a Nevada-based startup. The funding round was led by Magnetar and AMD Ventures, with contributions from existing investors Maverick Silicon... Read More.

Las Vegas Planning Commission Rejects Historic Westside Resort Proposal Amid Community Concerns

Wednesday, May 14 by Nick Bonsanto

The Las Vegas Planning Commission recently voted against recommending a proposed resort and housing project for the Historic Westside. The project, known as “Jackson Hotel and Harlem Nights Casino” and “Westside Residence,” was met with mixed reactions from the community. Louis De Salvio was... Read More.

I-15 Nears Completion of $382 Million Upgrade: 2 Closures To Finish This Week

Wednesday, May 14 by Nick Bonsanto

A significant traffic improvement is approaching completion on Interstate 15 near the resort corridor, as a substantial $382 million reconstruction project nears its end. This project, which has spanned three years, will restore full capacity to the I-15 stretch between Hacienda and Harmon avenues... Read More.

MLB Reinstates Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson, Paving Way for Hall of Fame Consideration

Tuesday, May 13 by Nick Bonsanto

Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson have been reinstated by MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred, allowing them to be considered for the Baseball Hall of Fame. This decision follows a change in MLB policy, where permanent bans now expire upon the individual's death. Rose's ban... Read More.

Allegiant Stadium Hosts Staff Draft to Hire 3,301 Part-Time Employees

Tuesday, May 13 by Nick Bonsanto

Allegiant Stadium is organizing a hiring event called the “staff draft” to fill part-time gameday and event staff positions ahead of the upcoming football season. The in-person event is scheduled for Tuesday, May 20, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Wednesday, May 21,... Read More.

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