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Fill up, gamble: Terrible’s offers up to $100 in free casino play for gas purchases
Terrible’s is trying a frequently used promotion to fuel greater casino play at its Primm Valley resort with players getting free play for half the cost of gas purchased.
Nevada data centers promise big power demand. Who will pay the bill?
Energy and utility-regulation experts say determining whether data centers cover their full costs requires project-specific calculations that aren’t fully public.
Summerlin developer sells more than $100M of land to homebuilders
Summerlin is the largest master-planned community in Las Vegas, and its developer is known for methodically selling land, asking select builders to make offers on the plots it releases.
Industry leaders unite under Las Vegas coalition to drive housing solutions
Stakeholders across the housing and development industry in Las Vegas are coming together to form the Southern Nevada Development Coalition to address ...
UNLV looks to sell land near Strip for almost $40M
The 10-acre property was home to UNLV’s Paradise Campus and is just east of Harry Reid International Airport runways, which could limit what developers could build.
Seeking’s Las Vegas founders look to redefine the dating platform
The company’s founders discuss the rebrand, its 56 million members and their unusual role as husband-and-wife co-CEOs.
50 Cent, Queen among headlining casino game debuts at G2E
Rapper 50 Cent is bringing a street dice game to the casino floor and legendary rock band Queen is getting its own slot machine.
Construction starts to turn Henderson office complex into new dining, retail site
The redeveloped site is slated to include fitness studios, a home-lighting store, taco shop, ice cream parlor, cafe, and other tenants, along with live music and outdoor programming.
Las Vegas startup accelerator aims to turn ideas into companies in 3 days
Zero Labs, a Las Vegas startup incubator, recently hosted the ninth cohort of its Innovation Launchpad and has now worked with 145 companies from around the world since launching the program in 2024.
24 Hour Fitness looks to grow again in Las Vegas
The fitness chain has only one location in Southern Nevada but is plotting a bigger presence.
Nevada’s only crude oil refinery is back in operation
The Eagle Springs Refinery near Ely resumed production after receiving an air permit and undergoing about $300,000 in repairs and upgrades.
Las Vegas Realtors elect new officers, board of directors for 2027
Outgoing president George Kypreos will be replaced by incoming president Shane Nguyen.
Littler adds Suzanne Martin as shareholder
Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, announced the addition of Suzanne Martin as a shareholder in its Las Vegas office.
Gold, watches and giant sculptures replace former Vegas strip club at new store
The family behind Kalifano, which sells towering metal sculptures, crystals and other items, opened a store called Mo Money.
WOW Carwash to give free car washes at all 20 Southern Nevada locations
Las Vegas-born WOW Carwash will host its second community appreciation day this year on Sept. 22 by giving free car washes all day at all 20 Southern Nevada locations.
This Las Vegas sports betting startup went to the sharks for funding — literally
Matt Bresler started selling fossils in high school and used the proceeds to bootstrap Odditt, which sells automated betting content to sportsbooks, platform providers and affiliates.
They couldn’t find a succession plan, so they gave their Las Vegas company to their employees
After 24 years in business, founders Bill Marion and Lynn Purdue transitioned their public relations agency to employee ownership as they ease into semi-retirement.
Switch spends $196M on another huge stretch of Southern Nevada land
The data-center owner has gobbled up land in Southern Nevada and borrowed billions of dollars over the past few years.
CFP seeking Southern Nevada small businesses, volunteers for national championship week opportunities
With a little over four months left until Las Vegas hosts the 2027 College Football National Championship at Allegiant Stadium, Southern Nevada small businesses are being sought to participate in vend...
Las Vegas fried chicken chain expanding overseas
Houston TX Hot Chicken was launched in 2021 and has hired a new executive to grow its footprint even more.
New cake-shake chain opens first store in Henderson
Shook Shakery, whose owners include a co-founder of Nothing Bundt Cakes, is open for business on St. Rose Parkway.
When AC fails, this Las Vegas business brings temporary cooling
Las Vegas AC Rentals has grown from a pandemic-era side hustle into an emergency cooling service that delivers portable AC units across the valley.
Downtown Las Vegas casino shows off new ‘elevated’ high-limit slot room
A downtown Las Vegas casino is betting that a growing number of higher-end gamblers want more than bigger wagers when they venture away from the Strip.
Major Strip operator’s new loyalty tier will require $1.5M in spending
Higher than the current Seven Stars tier, Olympus-level customers will get an invitation to an annual seven-day retreat with the first one scheduled in March.
Polish Jr. elected chair of Nevada State Contractors Board
The Nevada State Contractors Board elected Louis Polish Jr. to serve as chair for the 2026-2027 fiscal year.
‘Shot in the arm’: New project set to bring life between Strip and downtown
Built on a lot that was home to a boarded-up tire shop, new complex aims to have food-and-beverage spots and live music.
Buyer lined up for downtown Las Vegas casino; court approval needed
A court-appointed receiver has selected a buyer for the downtown Las Vegas property and is asking a Clark County District Court judge to approve the sale.
Las Vegas startup turns desert air into water
WAVR Technologies is commercializing atmospheric water harvesting systems that extract water directly from the air — even in desert environments at humidity levels as low as 10 percent.
New health clinic for Culinary members opening west of Las Vegas Strip
The two-story facility spans nearly 100,000 square feet and offers a range of medical services.
Las Vegas restaurant owner to open coffee shop, donate profits to school
Nick Della Penna, co-owner of The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill, is opening a coffee shop near the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts and giving all of the profits to the school.































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