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Operations at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas are continuing largely uninterrupted despite the federal government shutdown, but airport officials are bracing for risks as staffers go unpaid. With the shutdown now entering its fourth week, the Clark County Department of Aviation has set up a food-pantry program this...

A deteriorating condominium complex built in the 1960s, located just south of the Las Vegas Strip, has been sold to a new owner who plans to redevelop the site into new housing. The aging property, long considered an eyesore in the area, has faced years of vacancy, structural decline, and...

As the federal shutdown drags into a fourth week, Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo is publicly pressing Sen. Jacky Rosen to do more than issue statements and actually help break the stalemate in Washington. Lombardo said Nevadans are living with the consequences while Congress refuses to compromise, and he placed the...

Nevadans are fed up with people using the roads without paying their share, and the numbers prove it. Since the DMV’s new “registration spotter” form launched two weeks ago, more than 5,000 reports have been filed against drivers who dodge registration laws or use out-of-state plates while living here. That’s...

Light Rainfall Reported Across Las Vegas Valley The Las Vegas Valley experienced a period of light precipitation on Wednesday morning, October 22, 2025. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Las Vegas confirmed the brief rainfall, noting that the minimal moisture was possible across the region during the morning commute hours....

The Electric Playhouse, an immersive arcade-style attraction located inside Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas Strip, has filed for bankruptcy after operating for roughly one year. Court filings show the company owes more than $4.4 million combined in back rent, contractor fees and other liabilities. More than half of the...

Las Vegas is preparing to welcome a new nostalgia-themed attraction, the park RetroEscapes, which promises to take visitors on a trip through the 1950s, ’60s, ’70s, ’80s and ’90s — plus a futuristic “Tomorrow Zone.”  Announced by developer Daniel Leo Jr. and his father, the project has been in development for years...