Las Vegas Review-Journal Business

A tribal casino in California developed and managed by Las Vegas-based Station Casinos has finally opened after more than two decades of legal challenges.

For its first time, the developer set up a program to have people aging out of foster care move in.

Physics professor Michael Pravica’s X-Regen is testing technology designed to restore battery capacity, though early results are preliminary and the research is not yet ready for commercial use.

Las Vegas locals looking to save a little money on the Strip this holiday season will get a few extra perks from one of the resort corridor’s largest casino operators.

Nevada scored 34th out of 50 states as home prices continue to outpace incomes, despite above-average homebuilding and rising housing inventory in the Las Vegas Valley.

Wendy Franco will succeed Al Welch, who is retiring after 37 years, and lead Bank of America’s efforts to grow its Las Vegas market, where it holds $20.48 billion in deposits.

The former blackjack dealer spent two decades exploiting an edge at casino tables. Her new memoir details her gambling career, personal struggles and unlikely path to Hollywood.

The Scotch 80s estate features 8,084 square feet of living space, a pool and a hidden staircase connecting the primary suite to a private man cave and cigar room.

Additionally, Circa Sports offers a $250 sign-up match for new Nevada accounts, Circa Survivor narrows to 660 entries, and William Hill reports more than $1 million in injury-protection refunds.

Cowabunga Bay Waterpark in Henderson will not reopen for the 2027 season, its ownership group said.

Nevada, with the bulk of its population in the Las Vegas Valley, has long needed a bigger supply of affordable housing.

The high-speed rail project between Las Vegas and Southern California faces funding delays but retains bipartisan support.

The project will open in 2030 with 180 beds and specialized pediatric services, aiming to reduce the need for Nevada families to travel out of state for complex medical care.

The Las Vegas Valley ranked 66th out of 73 North American cities in Numbeo’s quality-of-life report, with property affordability among its weakest scores.

Roof replacement in the Las Vegas Valley costs an estimated $9,020 to $18,040, but lower household incomes make the expense harder to absorb than in neighboring metros.

A luxury fitness chain known for big health clubs with expansive offerings — and high prices — is close to opening another Las Vegas outpost.

NRS 116 does not explicitly require residents to have Nevada license plates on their cars.

The developer of The Mirage, Treasure Island, Bellagio, Wynn Las Vegas and Encore Las Vegas explains how it all began with the opening of The Mirage in 1989

The property halted alcohol sales at 9 a.m. Friday, marking the second suspension in a year.

Nye County commissioners approved a preliminary development plan and special use permit for the proposed Copper Rays Solar project despite continued objections from residents.