Las Vegas tourism declines for the sixth month, with a 12% drop in visitors, although gaming revenue is up, and convention attendance has improved. The LVCVA is working to reverse this trend with special promotions and discounts.

H&M is opening a new store at BLVD Las Vegas on September 10, featuring promotions, a DJ, and a 23,000-square-foot space with various collections, including activewear.

Nevada casinos saw a 4% increase in gaming win in July with $1.3 billion despite fewer tourists, with the Las Vegas Strip's revenue up 5.6%. High-end baccarat play significantly contributed to the Strip's gains.

WOW Carwash opened its 18th location in west Las Vegas, celebrating with a grand opening event offering free car washes and family-friendly activities.

A judge granted an injunction to Airbnb, delaying Clark County's new rental rules set for September 1st enforcement, after a lawsuit argued they'd cause financial harm.

NV Energy's proposal to change net metering intervals for new solar customers to 15 minutes faces criticism, while it embarks on a program to increase solar access for low-income households.

Las Vegas faces an 11% drop in summer tourism, impacting local businesses. High prices are a major issue, with tourists and residents expressing concerns over the cost of visiting and operating in the city.

Las Vegas tourism declines, potentially due to Trump policies, affecting hotels and international visitors, with mixed impacts on various parts of the industry and economy.

A settlement was reached in the Nevada water rights dispute between Lithium Americas and rancher Edward Bartell, allowing the lithium mine project to continue.

The Golden Gate Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas is replacing live dealer table games with an all-electronic setup, with staff offered jobs at affiliated venues.

Burlington prepares to open its third North Las Vegas location this fall, joining a wave of discount retailers expanding in the growing Las Vegas Valley market.

Las Vegas tourism has plunged for six straight months, with union leaders calling it a "Trump slump" as immigration fears and trade tensions drive away 400,000 visitors.

Halloween enthusiasts in Las Vegas aren't waiting for October, embracing the "Summerween" trend that's turning August into spooky shopping season.