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.

Multiple carriers filed rate changes that will push premiums higher for roughly 525,000 Nevadans in early 2026. Regulators say filings are public and policyholders can contest or ask questions.

Las Vegas expects an economic boost from the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in 2026, with hotels charging up to $800 a night, as conventions support the local economy and businesses.

Las Vegas has experienced a dip in tourism despite Nevada casinos earning more; downtown casinos thrived, but visitor numbers and hotel metrics fell overall, except in regions like Laughlin and Mesquite.

Sprinkles Cupcakes abruptly closed its bakeries on Wednesday. Founder Candace Nelson confirmed the move on Instagram; employees say many got little notice.

Most Las Vegas Strip hotels are sold out for New Year’s Eve; remaining rooms command premiums, with sample rates from the low hundreds to over $1,000.

Las Vegas shoppers are visiting NellisAuction.com for holiday deals, while others feel the pinch of higher grocery prices, highlighting a contrast between bargain-hunting and budget strains.

IRS confirms slot wins will only trigger a W‑2G at $2,000 starting Jan. 1, 2026 — a change casinos say will cut handpays and paperwork. Regulatory details and guidance are still rolling out.

Las Vegas' Arts District sees a parking fee increase, a cause of concern for local businesses who fear it deters customers, while the city notes increased parking transactions. The business community suggests alternative parking solutions.

A restored 1915 Cyclone V‑Twin hammered for $1.32 million at Mecum Las Vegas, becoming the first motorcycle to top $1M at a public auction. Provenance and restoration drove the bid war.