Business
Hotel Plans Name Change
A Lake Las Vegas hotel is shedding the name Ravella and adding the Hilton brand.
Casino To Build $30m Bowling Center
South Point Hotel and Casino announces that it has struck a 12-year deal with the United States Bowling Congress to host several annual events in a new $30 million bowling center.
Average Nevada Wage Hits New High
The average weekly wage in Nevada has reached a new record after hitting $877 in the fourth quarter of 2012.
Airports Brace For Delays From Furloughs
Commercial airline flights moved smoothly throughout most of the country on Sunday, but experts say the first real test is Monday when traffic increases amid furloughs of air traffic controllers resulting from government spending cuts.
Will You Be Paying More For Water?
The Southern Nevada Water Authority wants to raise rates for municipalities.
Nevada Cities Seek Service Tax Study
Nevada cities say it might be time for the state to consider imposing a tax on services.
Casino Group Plans Outdoor Overhaul For Strip
MGM Resorts International announced Thursday that it’s building a park and public promenade outside of its New York-New York and Monte Carlo casinos.
Short-Term Rental or Party House?
Is it a vacation rental or a party house? Depends on whether you live next door. Some property owners are pushing Clark County for a set of regulations that would make it legal to rent to vacationers.
Nevada Back On Top In Foreclosure Filings
After five straight months in the number two position, Nevada once again leads the nation in foreclosure starts.
Nevada Adopts New Ad Slogan
Gov. Brian Sandoval says a new advertising slogan for Nevada captures the state’s “DNA.”

















