Ireland’s Aer Lingus to end flights to Las Vegas this year
After a successful launch in October 2024, the three-times-weekly service to and from Las Vegas will end as Aer Lingus completes a broad restructuring of its routes.
Pedestrian dies after Las Vegas crash involving 17-year-old driver
The man was walking across Sahara Avenue at Torrey Pines Drive on July 3 when he was struck by a 2010 Mazda 3.
Las Vegas’ LGBTQ+ Center expands with acquisitions
The Center, as the group is known, acquired two groups that provide services to people with HIV or AIDS.
As Lake Powell shrinks, marinas are having to adapt to dwindling water levels
A record-dry winter and extreme heat — as well as decades of overuse, chronic drought and climate change — are threatening to pummel Lake Powell to near historic lows.
Clark County’s population growth slows, delaying 3 million mark by 10 years
UNLV researchers say slower migration and lower birth rates will reshape Southern Nevada’s long-term growth, even as the region continues adding jobs.
Apartment construction pipeline in Las Vegas falls to lowest level in 4 years, report says
A new report from Marcus & Millichap shows that the valley is only expected to add 3,400 multifamily units to its stock this year.
Las Vegas airport one of the nation’s worst at handling luggage, report shows
Harry Reid International Airport was named the country’s fifth worst busiest airport for handling luggage.
Pedestrian killed in suspected DUI crash near Las Vegas Strip
A 36-year-old pedestrian was killed in a suspected DUI crash early Wednesday morning near the Las Vegas Strip, according to police.
Nevada’s housing vacancy rate dips slightly as vacant homes remain steady
Nearly 124,000 Nevada homes sit vacant — but that doesn’t mean buyers have more options.
Summerlin’s first indoor pickleball club off to smashing start
The Courts, a new indoor pickleball club in Summerlin that features eight climate-controlled courts and is open 24/7, opened May 1 and already has 390 members.