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The Tropicana hotel-casino's final two towers came down at 2:30 a.m. on Wednesday.
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On the flipside, homeowners say it’s their right to rent to whomever they want— and they want to do it legally, but the licensing system is too slow and needs to be streamlined.
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Nevada gets hit especially hard every time this country stumbles because we’re a one-horse state. Casinos, resorts and tourism keep us afloat. Can the film industry help?
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As downtown and central Las Vegas become more popular, Clark County is reviving its own redevelopment program. One focus area is a mid-century outdoor mall on Sahara Avenue.
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There’s no two ways about it: It’s getting more expensive to live in Nevada.
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Politicians are falling all over themselves lately to support the idea that the federal government shouldn’t tax tips. Would it work?
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Land is more expensive. Mortgage rates remain higher than people are used to. Rent is high. And the affordable housing situation is worse. Is it all bad?
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After 34 years, the iconic Mirage casino and hotel on the Las Vegas strip will close Wednesday. It will reopen in 2027 as a Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and Guitar Hotel Las Vegas.
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The Mirage is coming into the home stretch. Next Wednesday, it will close its doors.
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Right now, there are about 1,000 job vacancies within Clark County’s government. That’s nearly 20% of all county jobs, meaning current workers are having to pick up the slack.
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Most states have “winter protections”, meaning a utility company can't shut off power when the weather is below a certain temperature. But less than half of states have similar “summer protections.” And utility rates have risen almost $300 more than they were a decade ago.
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More than a year ago, Clark County spent hundreds of thousands of dollars throwing a party at Commercial Center, the oldest outdoor mall still standing in Las Vegas.