A new food truck, Burgers Bowls N More, is lining up an East Lake Mead opening with burgers, bowls and loaded fries on the menu.

A long-blighted Las Vegas housing project has been sold, raising hopes the eyesore may finally be cleared. Details about the buyer and plans remain limited.

The Strat removed listings for Pridestyle’s April 18 show, and organizers say they’re relocating the Pride‑adjacent benefit to Ferguson’s Downtown.

Egg Works' South Rainbow restaurant will close next Sunday after nearly 28 years, owner Brad Burdsall said; the chain's other valley locations will remain open.

Mayor Shelley Berkley announced Las Vegas has broken ground on The Oscar, a Medical District housing project aimed at doctors and other medical workers. The brief post offered few technical details.

A federal timetable and a conservation lawsuit set a deadline for an ESA decision that could limit drilling and mining around a tiny Nevada wetland.

Nevada AG Aaron Ford has sued OneMain Financial, accusing the lender of pressuring borrowers into costly add‑on products. The move follows earlier federal and state enforcement against OneMain.

The Baja-style food truck Ole Manny’s Seafood Shack has opened a downtown Las Vegas counter at 61 W Utah Ave, bringing its tacos, burritos and ceviches to a permanent location. The opening was flagged by Mayor Shelley Berkley on social media and appears in local licensing records.

Three Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf locations in the Las Vegas Valley are closing this month, including Fashion Show Mall and Town Square outlets. A Fort Apache & Sahara shop is slated to close by month’s end.

Hyundai and Kia expanded a tie with Nvidia to bring DRIVE Hyperion into select models and support Motional’s planned Level‑4 robotaxis in Las Vegas.

A shooting near Craig Road and Nellis Boulevard left one person injured and another detained, police say. Investigators are still working to determine what happened.

Las Vegas Realtors' February data show cooling prices, rising listings and slower sales — signs the market is tilting toward buyers.

Las Vegas will surge from the 80s into the 90s and near 100°F by Friday. An Extreme Heat Watch affects parts of southern Clark County.