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Property Owners Sue Nevada Over Short-Term Rental Restrictions

Wednesday, July 2 by Nick Bonsanto

A group of Clark County property owners has initiated a federal lawsuit against Clark County and the state of Nevada, challenging restrictions on short-term rentals in Southern Nevada. The Greater Las Vegas Short-Term Rental Association and several individual members claim that these regulations are... Read More.

Switch Expands AI Factory Footprint in Southern Nevada with New High-Tech Facilities

Tuesday, July 1 by Nick Bonsanto

Switch is expanding its presence in Southern Nevada with the development of AI factories, a new type of facility designed to support artificial intelligence systems. Located at the southwest corner of the Jones Boulevard-215 Beltway interchange, near its existing data centers, the new site... Read More.

Repot Says Nevada Has Over 123,000 Vacant Homes

Tuesday, July 1 by Nick Bonsanto

A recent study by Lending Tree, utilizing U.S. Census Bureau data, reveals that Nevada has approximately 123,945 vacant housing units as of the end of 2023. This places Nevada 34th in the nation in terms of overall vacancy rate at 9.48 percent. However, the... Read More.

July 1st Means New Nevada Laws: Key Changes Impacting Schools, Safety, and Public Records

Monday, June 30 by Nick Bonsanto

Nearly 200 new laws are taking effect following the conclusion of the 83rd legislative session in Carson City, with many tied to fiscal year appropriations starting July 1. Here are some notable changes: Firearms Confiscation During Mental Health Crisis: Senate Bill 347 allows law... Read More.

MountainView Hospital Launches Innovative Day Hospital for Cancer Treatment in Nevada

Thursday, June 26 by Nick Bonsanto

MountainView Hospital in Nevada is introducing a groundbreaking cancer treatment option with the opening of a new "day hospital" specialized in treating patients with acute leukemia, certain lymphomas, and multiple myeloma. Part of the Sarah Cannon Transplant and Cellular Therapy Program, this facility allows... Read More.

Southwest Gas Customers in Nevada to See Reduced Bills Starting July 1

Tuesday, June 24 by Nick Bonsanto

Southwest Gas customers in Nevada will experience a decrease in their bills starting July 1, following a decision by the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada (PUCN) to adjust rates. This adjustment is designed to recover the costs associated with purchasing natural gas. Customers in... 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.

15 New Nevada Laws: From To-Go Cocktails to Stricter DUI Penalties

Wednesday, June 18 by Nick Bonsanto

The recent legislative session in Nevada has resulted in a variety of new laws that could impact residents in different ways. Here’s a summary of some notable changes: To-Go Cocktails: Counties can now allow food establishments to sell or deliver alcoholic beverages for takeout,... Read More.

Rising Condo Prices and Market Shifts in Southern Nevada

Tuesday, June 17 by Nick Bonsanto

Condo and townhouse prices in Southern Nevada are experiencing an upward trend, with the median price reaching $307,000 in May, marking a 1.4 percent increase from April and a 4.1 percent rise compared to the previous year. Despite the price increase, only 559 units... Read More.

Nevada Ranks 29th In The U.S. For Tipping

Monday, June 16 by Nick Bonsanto

A recent study by LendingTree reveals that Nevada ranks 29th among U.S. states for tipping, with residents allocating 6.19 percent of their away-from-home food spending to tips. Despite Las Vegas being a renowned culinary hub, Nevadans' tipping habits reflect a middling position nationally. New... Read More.

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