Hawaiian Bros signed a deal with Rock Strategic LLC to open six Las Vegas Valley locations, expanding beyond its North Las Vegas outpost.

Nevada Consumer Affairs has opened a probe into MV Realty after reports that the firm's "Homeowner Benefit" deals may have placed 40‑year liens on hundreds of Nevada homes.

Cliff Atkinson will take over as CEO of the Fremont Street Experience on Feb. 17, bringing decades of Vegas hospitality experience to downtown's canopy.

LVMPD says officers will run a valleywide Super Bowl DUI blitz this Sunday and warned 'Drive sober or you will go to jail.'

Sixth & Sahara Center sold for about $4.95M; the new owner says it will restore the Sahara‑adjacent plaza that was the site of Frank “Lefty” Rosenthal’s 1982 car bombing.

Clear skies and a high near 76°F Wednesday in Las Vegas; gusty northerly winds down the Colorado River will make Lake Mohave choppy and hazardous for small boats.

Five Guys will open a 2,200‑square‑foot, 60‑seat restaurant at the Plaza Hotel & Casino in downtown Las Vegas this summer, with late‑night hours and a hot‑dog cart prelude.

A motorcyclist died Tuesday in a crash at the I‑11/Boulder Highway interchange that closed the roadway in both directions. Officials urged drivers to use alternate routes as investigators worked the scene.

Las Vegas-born Franky Perez launches a weekly residency at Ivan Kane’s Forty Deuce at Mandalay Bay on Feb. 18, a 75-minute show mixing funk, Latin rhythms and showgirls.

New DOJ files and FBI memos have reignited calls in Las Vegas for MGM and state regulators to end David Copperfield’s MGM Grand residency.

Delta has opened a SKY360° Club inside the Sphere, a ticket-linked lounge for concert and immersive-show attendees with branded Exosphere placement and SkyMiles packages.

Lawmakers convened a state committee on Tuesday seeking answers about the Vegas Loop but got letters from The Boring Company and the governor’s office instead. Regulators answered questions as lawmakers pressed for stronger oversight.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Nevada warned Las Vegas residents that buying guns for people who are barred from owning them can be a federal crime with steep penalties. The reminder comes amid federal enforcement of straw‑purchase networks.