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Whatever Happened to that Airbnb Dispute, the Badlands Payouts, and Mt. Charleston’s School?

Just because the news cycle has moved on doesn’t mean our communities have, too — so what’s the latest on some of the biggest stories of the last yea…

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The Best (and Weirdest) Mascots in Las Vegas

Even though professional sport teams are fairly new to Las Vegas, mascots are not. Whether they are at schools or attached to local businesses, masco…

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Time is Running Out for Your Ornamental Grass

No one would describe Vegas as a green place, but you might notice the city looking even more desert-y than usual thanks to AB356. This bill from the…

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New School Safety Measures, Hackers in Vegas, and Even More 1-15 Construction

Ahead of the new school year starting this Monday, Clark County School District police and other officials held a press conference highlighting new s…

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How Tiki Got Huge in Vegas

Tiki bars are classic Americana — the mai tais, plastic leis, and faux-tropical decor are embedded into our culinary history. But why and how? Co-hos…

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Why the Odds Are Getting Worse for Vegas Gamblers

For the last several years, gaming industry watchers have observed a troubling trend: gambling odds are shifting subtly but surely in the casinos’ fa…

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Is Laughlin Like Vegas … but Better?

The tiny riverside community of Laughlin is Nevada’s southernmost town (though it’s technically an unincorporated township), and it’s one of our youn…

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Should Vegas Have Spent $2 Million on Influencer Marketing?

Las Vegas media outlets are abuzz with the news that our city’s marketing arm, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) paid influence…

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Voter ID on the Ballot, Restaurant Labor Violations, and JD Vance in Henderson

The Nevada Independent recently broke the news that Las Vegas Sands quietly funded a new ballot initiative to require Nevadans to show ID when voting…

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Why the Breast Milk Industry Is Running Dry in Nevada

In 2017, Elena Medo, the “mother of the breast milk industry,” moved to Boulder City and set up Medolac, her third breast milk company — a bank that …

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