Change is fluid on Henderson’s Water Street

As Tesla unwraps its $1.3 billion gift from Nevada, it’s not clear whether such tax breaks will result in economic growth — or giver’s remorse

The meaning of Shawn Seipler’s life coalesced in a bar of soap. By his early 30s, Seipler was a software salesman, husband, father of four and owner of two homes and a BMW 750.

Photographer Marshall Scheuttle sheds light on the more chaotic side of Vegas — in a startlingly beautiful way

Of all the pastas, some of the most alluring are those al nero di seppia, or colored with squid ink. Locally, I’ve been reeled in by the black spaghetti at Echo & Rig in Tivoli Village.

Bazaar Meat by José Andrés makes protein the main player — but with a captivating sense of whimsy and wonder

I’m thankful that you can drive about 25 minutes in any direction and be in the middle of beautiful and/or forbidding wilderness. — Andrew Kiraly

A battle is brewing over who can perform hypnotherapy, and who can’t. At stake: the careers of hypnotherapists — and the mental health of their clients

The Pearl at the Palms

Twenty-five years ago this month, the author opened the door on Area 51. The story could hardly have been stranger had he found the aliens