Nevada’s casinos kept their billion-dollar streak alive even as September’s gaming win slipped. Analysts say high-stakes baccarat continues to make or break monthly totals — proving the house still holds strong.

A Strip casino operator has extended locals’ discounts and perks through the holidays, keeping free parking and dining deals available to Nevada residents.

A matching-numbers 1965 Aston Martin DB5 Vantage, one of the rare left‑hand‑drive Vantages, is on the block at Broad Arrow’s Las Vegas sale this Friday with an $850k–$1M estimate.

Plug Power and Edgewood plan a North Las Vegas biorefinery to turn local waste into renewable diesel, biomethanol and SAF while producing on‑site green hydrogen.

Amazon is hiring over 2,500 workers in Nevada for various roles with competitive wages and benefits, signaling economic growth and long-term opportunities in the region.

LVCVA's "Fabulous 5-day sale" led to a substantial increase in web traffic for VisitLasVegas.com, with visitor engagement and booking interest surpassing normal levels.

Multiple Starbucks in Las Vegas have closed as part of the company's strategy change, with at least eight stores no longer taking orders, according to FOX5 Vegas. CEO Brian Niccol acknowledged the impact on employees and customers.

Las Vegas is running "The Fabulous 5-Day Sale" to boost tourism with over 100 deals on accommodations, dining, and entertainment, featuring discounts on resorts and attractions.

Caesars Entertainment offers Nevada residents exclusive discounts including 25% off food and beverages, free parking Sunday-Thursday, and 15% off overnight stays until March 2025.

Nevada's unemployment rate slightly declined to 5.3%, with Las Vegas losing jobs, Reno decreasing slightly, and Carson City gaining marginally. The overall job market is described as stationary, despite lower unemployment claims and steady wages.

Nevada drivers face rising gas prices due to California refinery issues, with Las Vegas nearing $4 per gallon, impacting budget and prompting discussion of a new pipeline to reduce California's supply influence.

Las Vegas is offering grants up to $5,000 for businesses in redevelopment areas to improve security, such as fencing and cameras. Funds are limited, eligibility restrictions apply, and applications are open online.

The Nevada PUC approved part of NV Energy's requested rate hike, introducing a peak demand charge that could increase bills for energy users during high-demand times, despite concerns about affordability and energy efficiency.