Nevada’s Super Bowl handle fell nearly 12% to $133.8M, the smallest in a decade as sportsbooks’ profits cooled amid a quieter Vegas weekend and rising prediction‑market activity.

State figures show Nevada’s legal cannabis sales fell about 8.6% in FY25, trimming transfers to the State Education Fund amid a sizable illicit market. Regulators and industry leaders say enforcement and outreach are needed.

Cliff Atkinson will take over as CEO of the Fremont Street Experience on Feb. 17, bringing decades of Vegas hospitality experience to downtown's canopy.

Mariana’s is taking about 40,000 square feet at the former Renaissance III plaza on East Flamingo as Aspen Real Estate renovates and rebrands the center.

Las Vegas visitors dropped to 38.5 million in 2025, down by 7.5% from 2024, while conventions remained stable.

Planet Hollywood will close its 23-table poker room at month‑end, shrinking live poker options on the Las Vegas Strip. Staff are being transferred to nearby Caesars properties.

MGM Resorts now powers its Las Vegas Strip properties' daytime needs entirely with solar energy, aligning with its goal for 100% renewable electricity by 2030.

After a 2.6% dip in 2025 weddings, Las Vegas venues are retooling — chapels and restaurants are adding photo-ready spaces and all-in-one packages to attract younger couples.

Commissioner Kirkpatrick invites local groups to join the upcoming Kids Safety Fair at Torrey Pines Resource Center on March 12, 2026, emphasizing interactive child safety education.

NV Energy, after initially resisting, is offering over $63 million in refunds for a billing error misclassifying multi-family homes since 2002. The company seeks to end the regulatory probe into its practices.

La Bonita opened its biggest Valley store at Bonanza and Nellis, bringing a tortillería, taquería and juice bar to a once-vacant strip plaza.

The Golden Gate Casino in Las Vegas celebrates its 120th anniversary, underlining its historical significance amidst a city known for constant reinvention.

Business owners and residents are pushing back after meters and privately run lots began charging in the Arts District. A petition and council action have slowed enforcement while talks continue.