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Las Vegas Police Union Considers Strike Amid Pay Dispute Despite Legal Risks

Sunday, June 29 by Nick Bonsanto

The Las Vegas Police Protective Association recently closed a poll asking its members to consider the possibility of a strike, although such an action could be deemed illegal under Nevada state law. While the union president, Steve Grammas, mentioned ongoing negotiations with the Metropolitan... Read More.

Las Vegas Tourism and Gaming Revenue Decline Continues

Sunday, June 29 by Nick Bonsanto

Visitation to Las Vegas experienced a downturn for the fifth month in a row as of May, with various indicators such as occupancy rates, room rates, and airport passenger traffic all showing declines compared to the previous year. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors... Read More.

NorthPoint Development Acquires $175M Industrial Complex in North Las Vegas

Thursday, June 26 by Nick Bonsanto

NorthPoint Development has acquired a cluster of industrial buildings in North Las Vegas for $175 million, marking another significant transaction in the region's industrial market amid declining property prices. The acquisition, facilitated by Colliers International, includes three fully leased buildings totaling over 1 million... Read More.

New Las Vegas Hotel Development Set to Transform Local Hospitality Scene

Thursday, June 26 by Nick Bonsanto

A longtime local developer, Bob Schulman, and former casino executive, Gamal Aziz, have partnered to develop a new hotel in Las Vegas. They purchased a 9.3-acre site at the corner of Charleston Boulevard and Grand Central Parkway for $16.35 million from Union Pacific Railroad.... Read More.

Elephant Statues Parade on Las Vegas Strip for Art and Conservation Awareness

Tuesday, June 24 by Nick Bonsanto

Las Vegas is set to experience a unique event on the Strip with a caravan of elephants, though not the kind one might expect. Instead of live animals, 25 pickup trucks will each carry a meticulously crafted elephant statue made from lantana camara, an... Read More.

Firework Safety Concerns Rise Over July Fourth in Las Vegas

Monday, June 23 by Nick Bonsanto

Fireworks are a staple of Fourth of July celebrations in Las Vegas, with both professional shows and personal displays lighting up the sky. However, this festive activity often results in an increase in firework-related injuries, particularly eye injuries, making it a busy time for... Read More.

Las Vegas Strip Ballpark Groundbreaking: A New Era for the Athletics Begins

Monday, June 23 by Nick Bonsanto

The groundbreaking ceremony for the Las Vegas Strip ballpark marks a significant milestone for the Athletics, who have been working for four years to bring Major League Baseball to Southern Nevada. Held at the former Tropicana Las Vegas site, the event was attended by... Read More.

Zaxby’s Expands in Las Vegas with New North Las Vegas Location

Sunday, June 22 by Nick Bonsanto

Zaxby's, known for its Famous Chicken Fingerz, Zax Sauce, and Zalads, is expanding its presence in the Las Vegas Valley with the opening of its second location. This new restaurant will begin serving customers on June 23 at 2210 E. Craig Road in North... Read More.

Los Angeles Tops 2024 Air Travel to Las Vegas Despite Slight Dip

Sunday, June 22 by Nick Bonsanto

In 2024, the Los Angeles area maintained its position as the top domestic market for air travel to Las Vegas, despite a slight dip in total passenger numbers from 2023, according to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA). Los Angeles, encompassing several... Read More.

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.

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