Las Vegas Business News

El condado de Clark confía en el enfoque comunitario de la propiedad de la vivienda

Todd Stratton, President at Kavison Homes, stands on the future site of their upcoming two and three-story "affordable" single-family homes development project in Mountain's Edge, Thursday Oct. 28, 2021.

La organización Welcome Home Community Land Trust del condado de Clark trabaja para ofrecer a los residentes oportunidades de acceso a la propiedad de la vivienda a las que de otro modo no tendrían acceso.

2 February 2026
By Katie Ann McCarver

Clark County puts trust in community land approach to homeownership

Todd Stratton, president at Kavison Homes, stands at the future site of an affordable single-family home development in Mountain's Edge, Thursday, Oct. 28, 2021.

Clark County’s Welcome Home Community Land Trust is working to provide residents with homeownership opportunities they might not otherwise have access to.

2 February 2026
By Katie Ann McCarver

Las Vegas tourism leaders urge patience as headwinds linger

Bill Hornbuckle, president/CEO of MGM Resorts International, speaks in a “Titans of Las Vegas Industry” session during Preview Las Vegas 2026 at the Wynn Friday, Jan. 30, 2026.

A 7.5% dip in visitation last year raised concerns that Las Vegas was losing its luster, but Boyd Gaming CEO Keith Smith contends it’s “nothing we haven’t seen before.”

31 January 2026
By Kyle Chouinard

Las Vegas tourism down 7.5% in 2025 with 38.5 million visitors

Passengers head to baggage claim after arriving at Harry Reid International Airport Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025.

Annual hotel occupancy averaged 80.3%, down 3.3 percentage points from the previous year, the authority said. Average daily room rate fell 5% ...

28 January 2026
By Las Vegas Sun Staff

Un nuevo estudio sobre la detección del Alzheimer lleva la investigación de vanguardia a Las Vegas

Axiom Brain Health’s Kaden Appleberry processes lab sample for study.

Un bastión de la neurología en Las Vegas está contribuyendo a un nuevo estudio que abarca varios estados y países relacionado con la detección y el diagnóstico de la enfermedad de Alzheimer.

26 January 2026
By Katie Ann McCarver

At Las Vegas hospitality school, all kinds of workers benefit from learning the art of service

International School of Hospitality instructor Lenny Talarico discusses latest trends with event planning students.

Las Vegas hospitality workers looking to advance their careers without committing to a full degree program had few options. Timothy Lam and Ellis Norman set out to change that. The result was the International School of Hospitality …

19 January 2026
By Katie Ann McCarver

En la escuela de hostelería, todo tipo de trabajadores aprenden el arte del servicio

Veteran hospitality industry executive Harvey Stern gives graduation address for The International School of Hospitality in 2017.

Los trabajadores del sector hotelero de Las Vegas que deseaban avanzar en su carrera sin comprometerse con un programa de estudios completo tenían pocas opciones.

19 January 2026
By Katie Ann McCarver

Rio workers ratify four-year contract after strike threat

The Rio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas is pictured on Wednesday, July 26, 2023.

Workers at the Rio have ratified a four-year collective bargaining agreement that includes a 15% wage increase and enhanced benefits, the Teamsters Local 986 announced this morning.

16 January 2026
By Las Vegas Sun Staff

Atari Hotel project in Las Vegas quietly powers down

An Atari Hotels project planned for Las Vegas won't be happening, officials told the Sun in early January 2026.

Las Vegas won’t be leveling up with an Atari Hotel after all. The gaming-inspired resort once slated for the city has been shelved, the company confirmed this week, as the project narrows its focus to Phoenix.

16 January 2026
By Kyle Chouinard

Tourism slide prompts Cortez Masto to demand White House response

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev.is accusing the Trump administration of stonewalling her requests for data on the U.S. tourism industry’s decline.

Cortez Masto’s push underscores broader concerns as Las Vegas faces what many are calling a “Trump slump” in visitation.

14 January 2026
By Kyle Chouinard

Discount supermarket chain ALDI to double store count in Las Vegas

An Aldi's Food Market in Salem, N.H on June 5, 2017.

ALDI plans to open more than 180 stores by the end of 2026 as part of an expansion plan that calls for doubling its Las Vegas store count by 2030 ....

13 January 2026
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Allegiant to acquire Sun Country Airlines in $1.5 billion deal

In this Thursday, May 9, 2013, file photo, an Allegiant Air jetliner flies by the Luxor after taking off from the Las Vegas airport.

The merger aims to create a leading leisure-focused U.S. airline, expanding service to popular vacation destinations domestically and internationally while offering ....

12 January 2026
By VEGAS INC Staff

People on the Move: Jan. 12, 2026

In the Notes: Nevada Donor Network, StartUpNV, Tami Beutel, Alexandria Hurley, Brian Harlan, Laura Rich and more ...

12 January 2026
By VEGAS INC Staff

Se alivia la carga de la deuda de miles de habitantes de Nevada

The first wave of Seeds of Relief eliminated over $133 million of medical debt for over 128,000 Nevadans in Clark and Washoe counties.

María Yañez, residente de Las Vegas desde hace mucho tiempo, debía más de 4,500 dólares en facturas médicas que se remontaban a casi una década, hasta hace poco.

12 January 2026
By Katie Ann McCarver

Debt burden lifted for thousands of Nevadans

The first wave of Seeds of Relief eliminated over $133 million of medical debt for over 128,000 Nevadans in Clark and Washoe counties.

Thousands of people received a letter in the mail the week of Thanksgiving, informing them that Somos Votantes had eliminated their medical debt. There had been no application process.

12 January 2026
By Katie Ann McCarver

Pre-CES summit links Korean startups with Nevada business leaders

Ikwhang Chang, CEO of Mona Inc., speaks about his Korea based company’s electric vehicle battery diagnosis system during the Global Business Innovation Summit in Summerlin, Monday, Jan. 5, 2026.

Water quality monitors being tested in Las Vegas resort pools. Diagnostic technology for electric vehicle batteries. AI-powered golf clubs that perfect a player’s swing.

7 January 2026
By Kyle Chouinard

Las Vegas homes sales hit lowest mark since 2007

Homes are pictured in this 2016 overview of the Las Vegas Valley.

Home sales in Southern Nevada fell to their lowest annual total in nearly two decades last year, according to a report from Las Vegas Realtors. A total of 28,498 ...

6 January 2026
By VEGAS INC Staff

Las Vegas projected to be the top destination for meetings this year

Attendees head to exhibits during CES 2025 at the Venetian Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025. STEVE MARCUS

The excitement begins this week with the annual CES show, which is projected to bring about 140,000 visitors to Southern Nevada. Last year, 142,465 conventiongoers attended.

5 January 2026
By Katie Ann McCarver

Las Vegas se perfila como el principal destino para reuniones este año

Attendees head to exhibits during CES 2025 at the Venetian Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025. STEVE MARCUS

Se prevé que Las Vegas sea el principal destino para reuniones en 2026, superando a Chicago y Nueva York, que ocuparon el segundo y tercer lugar, respectivamente, en el último pronóstico de reuniones y eventos de American Express Global Business Travel.

5 January 2026
By Katie Ann McCarver

As Chinatown thrives, a plan emerges to keep pace, safeguard a cultural heart

Chinatown Plaza has a beautiful traditional Chinese arch at the main entrance off of Spring Mountain in Las Vegas, Nevada on Wednesday, May 29, 2024.

Chinatown’s origins date to the 1990s with the development of the Chinatown Plaza shopping center, according to the county. On May 7, 1996, the plaza was designated ...

4 January 2026
By Grace Da Rocha
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