Promoter Jas Mathur says the Sept. 19 rematch at the Sphere in Las Vegas is historic — more spectacle than nostalgia — and will stream globally on Netflix.

Pahrump landowners rallied Saturday, saying missing water and sewer lines have made thousands of small parcels unbuildable; they want zoning and utility fixes from county officials.

A 46,000‑square‑foot OMNIA Dayclub & Skybar will open at Caesars Palace on May 15 with two pools, a skybar and headline DJs across opening weekend. The launch is timed for EDC Week.

A 39-year-old was arrested after police say he grabbed a man in a wheelchair on the Las Vegas Strip. A police drone helped officers track the suspect, officials say.

BLVD on the Las Vegas Strip just added Tonshou, an outpost of Tokyo’s Bar Centifolia, and a Silverlake Ramen location—bringing theatrical cocktails and LA ramen to the Strip.

NFL owners will consider a Raiders succession plan at the April 29 league meetings in Phoenix that could clear the way for Egon Durban to buy control if Mark Davis sells.

Southern Nevada health officials warn a CONEXPO attendee tested positive for measles after visiting the Las Vegas Convention Center. Unvaccinated attendees should check with a provider.

Nevada’s medical board has added genetic counselors to the list of licensed professions, starting a 2026 licensure rollout and a July 1 deadline for current practitioners.

Chef Alex Reznik's new SMKD BBQ brings long-smoked brisket, pastrami and Jewish-inflected sides to South Eastern Avenue, aiming squarely at Henderson locals.

Poma, an apothecary-inspired juice and smoothie bar, opened at The Venetian Resort offering cold-pressed juices, açaí bowls and booster-rich smoothies. A second location is planned for the Palazzo.

Lawmakers and researchers are scrutinizing a tax loophole tied to corporate and REIT ownership of Las Vegas homes — closing it could raise revenue, but may not immediately return houses to buyers.

UNLV tapped Lakshmi N. Reddi, a veteran academic leader from New Mexico State, as its next executive vice president and provost, effective June 1, 2026. He brings a long leadership and research record.

Cowabunga Bay and Cowabunga Canyon are recruiting more than 1,000 seasonal staff for summer 2026, from lifeguards to food service. Applications are open online and interviews are rolling.