TGI Fridays has closed its locations within four Las Vegas casinos following the parent company's bankruptcy filing, with Boyd Gaming planning new dining concepts.

A job fair at the Boulevard Mall in Las Vegas will feature 60 employers looking to fill over 10,000 jobs, with industries like hospitality, retail, and healthcare participating.

Las Vegas businesses offer assistance to Californians displaced by wildfires, providing discounts on accommodations and services, with some donating to relief efforts.

The 2024 Henderson Business Survey indicates that 95% of local businesses consider the City to be business-friendly, with 85% satisfied with its image, surpassing the U.S. average.

The Culinary Union rejected Virgin Hotels Las Vegas' call for arbitration amidst a strike, with the union organizing events like Noche Cubana to support protesting workers.

Whiskey Pete's Casino in Primm has temporarily closed to align with changing consumer demands, with Affinity Gaming planning renovations. Details are scarce, but the closure has elicited nostalgia and concern among locals and visitors.

Fontainebleau Las Vegas celebrates its first anniversary, reflecting on achievements and the strategic transformations under President Maurice Wooden. The resort has achieved significant milestones in dining, entertainment, and sustainability.

Raiders' Maxx Crosby acquired an equity stake in Papa John's Las Vegas, planning to aid in the opening of 10 new stores and promoting community engagement.

Puma opened a new flagship store on the Las Vegas Strip, featuring various sports collections and interactive experiences.

A single-vehicle crash on I-215 near the Airport Connector in Nevada resulted in the death of 31-year-old Alexandro Guardado. Investigations are ongoing.

Las Vegas Strip resorts, the Venetian and Palazzo, laid off under 50 top-level employees as part of a restructuring effort.

Las Vegas residents panic buy essentials due to an East Coast dock worker strike, but experts urge calm, noting domestic toilet paper production and existing supplies could mitigate immediate shortages.

Albertsons plans to divest 16 Nevada stores for its merger with Kroger, despite legal challenges. The companies aim to alleviate antitrust concerns by selling 579 stores to C&S Wholesale.