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City Cast Las Vegas

🧳 Vegas tourists are different now

March 12, 2026 · — Rob Kachelriess

☀️ Hey, we’re gonna hit the 80s today — and you get to enjoy ‘em for a whopping five days before we skip straight to the 90s next week 🥵

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What's CITY Talking About

🚽 Breathe Easy Septic Tank Owners

After causing an uproar among homeowners by proposing new septic tank regulations, the Southern Nevada District Board of Health has flushed the idea down the drain altogether. [KLAS]

🤖 Uber to Offer Vegas Robotaxi Service

Zoox is already operating in “demonstration” mode on the Strip — and now the autonomous shuttle service will launch commercial rides on Uber later this year. [TechCrunch]

🤑 Vegas Tourists Are Richer Than Ever

The LVCVA says 75% of Vegas tourists make more than $100,000 a year in household income — a figure that’s doubled since 2019 when adjusted for inflation. Does that mean more people are getting wealthier … or you need more money to get by when vacationing here 🤔 [Las Vegas Sun]

🏈 The Ravens Call an Audible

The Ravens say “thanks, but no thanks,” backing out of a trade that would bring Raider Maxx Crosby to the team. What tackles in Vegas, stays in Vegas. [NFL.com]

  • Maybe we should focus on the NBA instead? Magic Johnson wants a team in Vegas 🏀 [Las Vegas Review-Journal]

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What To Do

Thursday, March 12

Friday, March 13

🧐 Looking for work? Know someone who needs a job?

Nevada’s largest job fair returns to the Las Vegas Convention Center tomorrow, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It’s a great opportunity to bypass the automated resume screeners and make a connection in person. Some employers are even hiring on the spot 👍

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