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Las Vegas Welcomes First Double-Decker Bus Manufacturing Plant in North America

Wednesday, August 6 by Nick Bonsanto

The Regional Transportation Commission in Las Vegas has been using double-decker buses for years, and now these buses are being manufactured locally in Southern Nevada. Alexander Dennis, a U.K.-based company known for producing double-decker buses globally, has opened a plant in North Las Vegas,... Read More.

🎤 Raphael Saadiq Announces ‘No Bandwidth: One Man, One Night Tour’ — A Soulful Journey Begins

Tuesday, August 5 by Jay

The soul is back on the road. 🎸✨ Legendary singer-songwriter Raphael Saadiq has officially announced his brand-new solo tour titled “No Bandwidth: One Man, One Night”, and fans across the country are already circling their calendars. Known for his unmistakable blend of vintage soul, funk, and... Read More.

California Wildfire Smoke Impacts Air Quality in Las Vegas Valley

Monday, August 4 by Nick Bonsanto

Smoke from the California wildfires continues to affect the Las Vegas Valley, although winds from the southwest started to disperse some of the smoke on Monday afternoon. Samuel Meltzer from the National Weather Service noted that while smoke levels should decrease throughout the day,... Read More.

🎤 Lady Wray Announces New Album ‘Cover Girl’ & Releases Empowering Single ‘You’re Gonna Win’

Monday, August 4 by Jay

Neo-soul queen Lady Wray is back — and she’s bringing powerful vibes, raw truth, and vintage soul energy with her. 💫 This week, the Virginia songstress announced her brand-new album, titled “Cover Girl”, and shared its first single: “You’re Gonna Win” — a gospel-drenched... Read More.

Las Vegas Faces Worsening Housing Shortage as Demand Outpaces Supply

Monday, August 4 by Nick Bonsanto

The Las Vegas Valley is currently experiencing a significant housing shortage, with an estimated deficit of 32,192 housing units as of 2023, according to a report from Zillow. This shortfall has been intensifying over recent years, highlighted by a comparison to 2019 when the... Read More.

Wizard of Oz Display Debuts at The Venetian Las Vegas

Saturday, August 2 by Nick Bonsanto

The Venetian's Waterfall Atrium on the Las Vegas Strip has introduced a new photo opportunity featuring characters from "The Wizard of Oz." This display has replaced the popular LOVE art piece temporarily. The installation showcases life-sized figures of Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Cowardly... Read More.

Poker Palace Casino in North Las Vegas to Close After Nearly 50 Years

Saturday, August 2 by Nick Bonsanto

The Poker Palace Casino, a long-standing establishment in North Las Vegas, is set to close its doors on October 1, bringing an end to nearly five decades of operation. Originally opened in 1974, the casino's closure will result in the loss of approximately 126... Read More.

Stevie Nicks Temporarily Pauses Tour Due To Injury: Vegas Still On

Saturday, August 2 by Nick Bonsanto

Stevie Nicks has announced a temporary pause in her U.S. tour due to a fractured shoulder. Despite this setback, she assures fans that she will be ready to perform at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on October 11. The rock legend had to... Read More.

Las Vegas Struggles with High Unemployment and Declining Tourism Rates

Saturday, August 2 by Nick Bonsanto

Las Vegas is experiencing one of the highest unemployment rates among large metro areas in the United States, with the jobless rate hitting 5.8 percent in June. This places it third highest among cities with populations over one million, trailing only Riverside and Fresno,... Read More.

Las Vegas Sees Coolest July Since 2015 Amid Monsoon Challenges

Friday, August 1 by Nick Bonsanto

In July, Las Vegas experienced its coolest month since 2015, with an average temperature of 92.5 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. The highest temperature reached was 112 degrees on July 14, while the lowest was 75 degrees on July 26 and 27.... Read More.