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New Frontier casino implosion site on Las Vegas Strip still waiting for new project
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Mesquite pays hefty salaries to dozens of public empoyees
The Nevada city filled with retirees and golf courses pays dozens of public employees more than $100,000 per year.
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Boulder City government payroll has climbed amid flat population
Boulder City, a small town near Las Vegas, spent millions more on public payroll in recent years
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Boulder City government payroll has climbed amid flat population
Boulder City, a small town near Las Vegas, spent millions more on public payroll in recent years
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Tony Hsieh's family hired broker to sell Las Vegas real estate, and he bought some of his listings
Las Vegas real estate broker purchases some Tony Hsieh properties after being hired to sell them
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Las Vegas tourism boss earns big bucks promoting America's casino capital
Promoting tourism to Las Vegas is a high-paying job
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Las Vegas public housing boss earns much bigger paycheck than agency's last permanent chief
Southern Nevada housing authority’s top boss earned more than $257K in 2022
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Las Vegas homes can be sold through court with less oversight after owners die
Nevada law allows dead homeowners’ properties to sell without court approval or bids
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Selling dead people's home in probate court profitable for some in Las Vegas
Selling dead people’s homes can be a lucrative business in Las Vegas — even though families of the deceased might get nothing.
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Las Vegas probate court a lucrative way to profit off the dead
Selling dead people’s homes can be a lucrative business in Las Vegas — even though families of the deceased might get nothing.
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