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Why Town Square Is Suddenly Hot Again

After nearly two decades, Town Square is shaking off the dust with a wave of new restaurants, even as longtime local favorites like Blue Martini and …

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What Do Lombardo’s Record Breaking Vetos Mean for Las Vegas?

The tally is in: Governor Lombardo has officially broken the veto record again — striking down the most bills out of any executive in Nevada state hi…

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Do We Need HOV Lanes? Plus, Housing Vouchers and UNO at the Palms

HOV lanes are back in the headlines, thanks to the efforts of Lt. Governor Stavros Anthony. Are they actually "useless," as he claims? And how did HO…

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Vegas Loves the Drive-Thru. But Should We?

Las Vegas didn't technically invent the drive-thru (that honor goes to L.A.) but we've taken the concept to its logical extremes: Vegas is responsibl…

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Was Vegas Really Better When the Mob Ran It?

Head into the comment section of almost any news article and you're bound to find this comment: "Things were better when the mob ran Vegas." But … we…

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Should Las Vegas Restrict E-Bikes and E-Scooters?

Tomorrow, the Las Vegas City Council will consider a bill that puts new restrictions on e-bikes and e-scooters, including a ban along the Fremont Str…

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Can a Lawsuit Stop the Construction of a New Homeless Facility?

Shelter beds for the unhoused are desperately needed in Las Vegas, but the proposed Campus For Hope, a transitional housing facility slated for const…

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LVCVA Controversies, Fremont Construction Headaches, and Bellagio's New Boat

As Vegas tourism continues to take hit after hit, the news of Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority head Steve Hill's recent raise has, well, r…

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Do Vegas Restaurants Need the Michelin Guide?

A Michelin star is one of the highest accolades in the culinary world — yet Las Vegas, despite its ever-evolving food scene, hasn’t seen the Michelin…

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Why Are People Fighting Over Noise in the Arts District?

The Arts District is up in arms over a proposed noise ordinance amendment — one that's pitting new housing developers against the local arts communit…

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