The U.S. Forest Service proposed fee hikes for the Spring Mountains the same day Mount Charleston was dealing with flooding from Tropical Storm Hilary.
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The hotel-casino near the Las Vegas Strip has several offerings for those coming to town for November’s Formula One race.
The company behind two venues at the soon-to-open Station Casinos property is holding hiring events for hospitality staff.
The Barbie Truck Malibu Tour is bringing exclusive Barbie-branded merchandise to Downtown Summerlin.
The resort also announced that it will hold a summertime version of its Feel Good fundraiser to help injured athletes.
Figures show hospital admissions for the coronavirus climbing both statewide and in Clark County.
MGM Resorts purchased the Las Vegas Strip hotel-casino from Blackstone last year.
Police are looking for a driver who caused a multi-vehicle crash that left a 12-year-old girl dead.
HCA Healthcare says the breach affected patients in 20 states and included patient names, addresses, phone numbers and appointment dates.
The popular and picturesque tourist attraction is getting some roadwork done, along with the roads that lead to and from it.
Fourth of July celebrations often scare dogs and cats, but here’s some good news if your furry friend runs away.
The Golden Knights defenseman and Stanley Cup champion wants to continue celebrating with fans after hundreds of thousands cheered him on the Las Vegas Strip.
Marshals will help with various aspects of the Formula 1 race set for November on a 3.8-mile circuit that includes the Las Vegas Strip.
Golden Knights captain Mark Stone met the artists who created the latest artwork to grace the Arts District in downtown Las Vegas.
The new policy, announced Tuesday, is a shift from last summer, when the DMV switched to an appointment-only system for weekdays.
