A new resort-arena complex, LVXP, is proposed for the Las Vegas Strip, featuring three high-rises that would be the tallest in Nevada, with amenities like a casino, theater, arena, and 2,605 living units.

Las Vegas plans to auction off the downtown Cashman Complex, with a scheduled online auction starting November 12 and the city council to review bids on December 4.

MGM Resorts and Marriott are converting Delano Las Vegas into a W Hotels brand with bookings already soaring, and reciprocal benefits for loyalty program members.

Bally's Corporation is planning a new Las Vegas Athletics stadium and adjacent resort on the Strip, with a 33,000-capacity ballpark and a hotel tower, aiming for completion by the 2028 MLB season.

Windsor Park residents oppose Governor Lombardo's proposal to switch federal funds for rebuilding their sinking homes with state money, fearing delays in getting new homes.

The Tropicana hotel in Las Vegas, a longstanding icon since 1957, is scheduled for implosion to make way for a new MLB stadium and hotel-casino complex.

Ferraro's Ristorante has sued the Las Vegas Grand Prix and Formula 1 for "irreparable harm", joining other businesses in legal action over the event's disruption.

Invitation Homes agreed to a $48 million settlement with the FTC over deceptive fee practices, with no admission of wrongdoing but a pledge for clearer pricing and deposit policies.

Las Vegas's Tropicana Hotel towers are scheduled for demolition to make way for a MLB stadium, with a $1.2 million implosion planned, including a fireworks and drone show event.

Las Vegas' Visions Park initiative breaks ground to provide affordable housing tailored to the visually impaired, featuring specialized amenities for accessibility and convenience.

Developer Bob Schulman has plans for two new hotels in Las Vegas, signaling a shift in the local luxury real estate and hospitality sectors outside of the traditional Strip area.

Las Vegas' Chinatown is set for redevelopment to tackle crime, traffic, and parking issues, with plans incorporating community suggestions and funded by hotel tax revenue.

Senators Cortez Masto and Rosen secure a $50 million grant for Las Vegas' Historic Westside, aiming to expand affordable housing and improve community facilities.