What locals have been wondering.
Once a surefire promise for the 2028 Olympics, Brightline West faces skyrocketing $21B costs, stalled federal loans, and a sister-company bankruptcy. Is the Vegas high-speed train dead in its tracks?
Jacob SolisSep 30, 2026
Ready for a challenge? Take our weekly quiz, based on the news and stories of this past week in Las Vegas.
Rob KachelriessSep 25, 2026
A plan to upgrade 27 miles of Interstate 15 could kick off a new wave of development between Sloan and Primm.
Rob KachelriessSep 16, 2026
Las Vegas joins the rest of the nation in mourning the lives lost during the 9/11 terror attacks, which took place 25 years ago today.
Rob KachelriessSep 11, 2026
There's new hope for a local chapter of Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, which lost funding when a vital grant expired.
Rob KachelriessAug 27, 2026
Slot machines, celebrity chefs, and bottle service ... with lakeside views.
Rob KachelriessAug 24, 2026
Your guide to fireworks shows and the legalities of setting off your own in Clark County. Spoiler: It's complicated.
Rob KachelriessJun 15, 2026
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is June 11-19. So we've narrowed down the best places to watch soccer in Las Vegas.
Rob KachelriessJun 2, 2026
Memorial Day began in the aftermath of the Civil War and is now observed on the last Monday in May.
Adrian GonzálezMay 20, 2026
Can the "Fort Knox of data” show Las Vegas that data centers aren't something to fear?
Rob KachelriessMay 18, 2026
A few primary races have caught our attention in Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas ... and yes, even Pahrump.
Rob KachelriessMay 12, 2026
Your guide to the 2026 primary races that matter to voters in Nevada.
Rob KachelriessMay 6, 2026
