The southwest Las Vegas submarket led the valley in 2025 with the strongest leasing, lowest vacancy and some of the highest rents, keeping developers and tenants focused there.

Las Vegas City Council approved a 2050 action plan on April 1, 2026 promising 40 renewable installations, water‑saving measures and park recycling as the city braces for hotter, drier decades.

MYS Firm, in partnership with the City of Las Vegas, has broken ground on a new office building and entrepreneurial training center in the Historic Westside, expected to open summer 2027.

Sunny morning turns gusty later today with highs near 79°F. Expect patchy dust and choppy lake water; secure loose items and plan for crosswinds.

Brad Rothermel, who ran UNLV athletics during the Runnin' Rebels' glory years, has died at 88, leaving a lasting legacy across Las Vegas sports.

A Ninth Circuit panel told a Nevada judge to undo a restraining order that had forced the Review-Journal to print the Las Vegas Sun, shifting the fight over the papers’ joint operating deal. The ruling puts the future of the Sun’s print edition in legal limbo as appeals and district-court motions proceed.

Foundations are being poured at Midtown Las Vegas in the Arts District, pushing the long‑planned mixed‑use project from ceremonial groundbreaking into heavy construction.

Reno’s 152nd Airlift Wing — the Nevada Air Guard’s “High Rollers” — deployed personnel overseas in support of Operation Epic Fury while officials cite operational security.

A Carson City judge has ordered Kalshi to halt sports, election and entertainment contracts in Nevada ahead of an April 3 hearing as state regulators press a ban.

A Clark County suit says Vivint recruited H‑2B workers to Las Vegas, then allegedly converted promised wages and housing into debts and evicted workers; Vivint disputes the claims.

Las Vegas Metro detectives released a description of a man wanted in an armed robbery near East Desert Inn Road on Feb. 17 and are asking the public for tips.

A boarded-up North Las Vegas casino has turned into a recurring encampment site, with code-enforcement files showing years of trash and tents. Neighbors say the vacant property is creating public‑safety and sanitation headaches.

Las Vegas agents are using AI to speed research and marketing. They say human expertise still matters for negotiations.