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MGM Resorts International pushed in all its chips on the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix. The company won big, producing 14 percent quarterly increases in Strip gaming and hotel revenue.

The idea of “community solar” — expanding access to solar energy to people who don’t have the ability or financial means to install rooftop panels — is gaining traction nationwide.

Five years after state lawmakers passed a bill for a "modified" community solar program in the state, NV Energy has not reached the minimum construction standards set by the bill and enrollment in the program is lagging.

Complaints about Clark County school environments led to emotional testimonies from parents and former educators who voiced concerns about pupil treatment, a lack of protection from youth violence — particularly in “Black and brown communities” — and too much or too little discipline.

Plans for remodeling the front entrance of the MGM Grand Las Vegas are awaiting the final designs for a Major League Baseball stadium so connectivity between the resort and ballpark can be created.

The IRS Advisory Council suggested the agency raise the tax reporting threshold on slot machine jackpots, an effort congressional leader have sought for nearly a decade.

Despite dire predictions sue to the public wagering on the underdog Kansas City Chiefs, Super Bowl LVIII set a record for total wagers in Nevada and produced a small win for sportsbook operators.

In this week's Indy Education newsletter, read about how kindergartners and first graders at Minden Elementary School spread kindness through projects benefits a North Carolina school and Renown Children's Hospital.

Tickets for Sunday's Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas are expensive. But lower-priced events surrounding the game have drawn fans of all NFL teams from across the U.S.

Super Bowl LVIII has arrived in Las Vegas. But not matter where the game is played, the Strip has always seemed like the game's second home.