Planet Hollywood will close its 23-table poker room at month‑end, shrinking live poker options on the Las Vegas Strip. Staff are being transferred to nearby Caesars properties.

Riverside Drive in Reno is undergoing flood-protection construction, with sidewalk reinforcements to ward off potential flood damage. The project starts January 26, lasting three months, and will result in detours and traffic control.

The Boston Bruins defeated the Vegas Golden Knights 4-3, bolstered by a fast start with three goals in 54 seconds.

Las Vegas high school students continue anti-ICE protests for a second day, with a student hit by a car during the demonstrations but expected to recover. Social media plays a key role in organizing the protests.

An argument between brothers inside the Palazzo on the Las Vegas Strip turned violent Thursday evening; one man was treated for a laceration while another was arrested.

The Las Vegas City Council introduced incentive programs to aid businesses in Redevelopment Areas, including rebates for property improvements, security upgrades, and multifamily residential renovations.

After a 2.6% dip in 2025 weddings, Las Vegas venues are retooling — chapels and restaurants are adding photo-ready spaces and all-in-one packages to attract younger couples.

A pedestrian was seriously injured in a collision on Tuesday evening in Henderson near Wigwam Parkway and Stephanie Street.

Commissioner Kirkpatrick invites local groups to join the upcoming Kids Safety Fair at Torrey Pines Resource Center on March 12, 2026, emphasizing interactive child safety education.

Four Las Vegas restaurants landed on Yelp’s Top 100 for 2026, from Strip novelty to Chinatown favorites. Local spots earned national recognition this week.

DHL leased two vacant warehouses at VanTrust’s Vantage North in Apex, taking roughly 1.2M square feet and filling major speculative space in North Las Vegas.

Las Vegas Metro Police are searching for two suspects after a robbery-related shooting on West Charleston Boulevard left a woman with non-life-threatening injuries.

Nevada drivers face car insurance rates significantly above the national average, with a projected increase of 6.5%, placing a financial strain on many residents.