We’re gathering essential information to help you as Las Vegas continues reopening after months of coronavirus shutdown. Nevada is staying in Phase Two of reopening until the end of July as cases have risen in the past few weeks. Wearing face masks in Nevada is mandatory in nearly all public spaces as the state seeks to slow, […]
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Official Beer Partner of the Las Vegas Raiders
Molson Coors today was announced as a Founding Partner of Allegiant Stadium and an Official Partner of the Las Vegas Raiders. Molson Coors becomes the Official Domestic Beer as well as the Official Craft and Hard Seltzer of the Raiders and Allegiant Stadium. The partnership will include prominent branded environments, experiences and fan engagement assets […]
Summerlin’s Newest Village Takes Shape
The master-planned community of Summerlin is expanding westward as its newest village, Redpoint Square, begins to take shape. Located west of the 215 Beltway north of Far Hills Ave., the village already boasts its first neighborhood now selling, offering two duet town home models priced from the high $200,000s. According to Danielle Bisterfeldt, vice president […]
Tourists Share Safety Observations while Visiting the Las Vegas Strip
Thousands of tourists flocked to Las Vegas to celebrate Fourth of July Friday, but many wonder whether they are following state mask mandates and proper COVID-19 precautions. “It’s actually pretty nice, we enjoy it,” Eric Wade, who was visiting Las Vegas from California said. The tourists who spoke with 8 News Now had blended reactions. […]
Your Las Vegas Fourth of July Fireworks Guide 2020
Fourth of July weekend is here. And that means the search for a good spot to watch fireworks has started. Despite the squeeze of COVID-19 and cancellations across the state, Las Vegas and its surrounding suburbs happen to have several options available. Here’s where to catch fireworks in Southern Nevada to celebrate America’s birthday. LAS VEGAS FIREWORKS Red Rock […]
Police Remind Young People in Las Vegas About Curfews
With more people getting out as Nevada reopens amid the coronavirus pandemic, Metro Police today reminded Las Vegans about curfews. “As Las Vegas businesses have begun opening, more people are coming out to socialize, shop and eat,” police said in a news release. People under 18 aren’t allowed to gather in public between 10 p.m. […]
Golden Nugget Online Gaming to begin trading on Nasdaq
Golden Nugget owner Tilman Fertitta’s online casino company is going public. Golden Nugget Online Gaming Inc. — valued at $745 million — is set to begin trading on Nasdaq under the trading symbol GNOG in the third quarter. The company started operations in New Jersey in late 2013 and became profitable in 2016. It expects […]
Under-construction Circa Accepting Reservations for Sportsbook
Downtown Las Vegas’ newest casino, Circa, is now taking reservations for its sportsbook, claimed to be the largest in the world once it opens later this year. The 1.25 million-square-foot resort casino, set to open Oct. 28, will feature a stadium-style sportsbook with a three-story, 78-million-pixel screen. The space can fit up to 1,000 fans, according […]
Virgin Trains in Early Talks to Extend High-speed Rail Closer to LA
The company planning a high-speed rail line between Las Vegas and Southern California is in early talks to extend the line to Rancho Cucamonga, where a Metrolink station could connect passengers directly to Los Angeles. Virgin Trains USA and the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority entered into a memorandum of understanding Wednesday to allow for […]
Las Vegas Home Prices Rise With National Average in April
Las Vegas home prices rose at the same pace as the national average in April, a new report shows, as one outside group declared property values “pandemic-proof” that month. Southern Nevada home prices in April were up 4.7 percent from a year earlier, same as the U.S. at large, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller […]
