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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – Las Vegans have known 110 acres of land across from the South Premium Outlets as piles of dirt for years: it’s owned by Brightline, the company proposing a high-speed railway between Las Vegas and Southern California. It’s the anticipated location of a train station that would end a 218-mile trip from […]

Local creatives face real and relentless headwinds on their journey to sustainability.

Orleans Arena has hosted major curling events for a decade, but now a nonprofit plans to renovate a south Las Vegas building and use it to grow the Olympic sport.

The company that operates the Tropicana hotel-casino is working on two other big projects and waiting for a Major League Baseball relocation vote.

After a decade of hosting major curling events at The Orleans Arena, nonprofit CurlVegas plans to build its own with a $1 million renovation of a south Las Vegas building.

The complicated effort to build a baseball stadium for the relocated Oakland A’s is a higher priority for fans than for executives of Bally’s Corp.

Whataburger announced its branding footprint will enter the Las Vegas market for the first time.

It’s a great way to confront the oppressive summer heat. It’s a great way to mix it up with friends visiting from out of town. And it’s a great way to explore parts of the city you might not know well.

Going to see the New York City indie-pop quartet can double as a reunion of old friends.

BRT, at its best, should feel something like light rail without the rails.