And that’s two-thirds of the scene. Another outfit, Vegas Theater Company, sits a seven-minute walk from Majestic in the 18b Las Vegas Arts District (so-called because it originally encompassed 18 blocks), and feels like a compact version of Austin, Texas, before its tech boom.

The impact of the pandemic has started to recede, with Las Vegas Sands witnessing a recovery in key markets driven by pent-up demand and a resurgence in tourism

Las Vegas Metro police will not partake in mass deportation “roundups” as President Donald Trump lays out his immigration policies, Sheriff Kevin McMahill said in an exclusive interview.

New York Giants assistant general manager Brandon Brown will receive a second interview with the Las Vegas Raiders.

Arguably no athlete has had more off-court business success in their post-playing career than Los Angeles Lakers legend Magic Johnson. In addition to his businesses, Magic also has ownership stakes in multiple teams including the Los Angeles Dodgers,

Students throughout New York state might have to give up their cellphones during school hours starting next fall under a proposal announced by Gov. Kathy Hochul

Decorative displays, traditional dance performances and culinary specials can be found at various resorts and venues to mark the start of the Year of the Snake.

The Las Vegas Raiders could soon have a new head coach in place to replace the recently-fired Antonio Pierce. Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson.

Raiders can hire their head coach on Monday if they want. There are new rules in place for franchises making head coaching hires. The NFL has introduced a policy requiring teams t

Applied Analysis economist Jeremy Aguero says Las Vegas can build on its successes in tourism to meet challenges of home affordability, health care and debt.

If you’d like to see the 56-year-old country icon live in a whole new way, tickets can be purchased for all upcoming Kenny Chesney Sphere shows on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale is Friday, Jan. 31.

A University of Pittsburgh professor called war zone service "really hard on families" and something that "creates the potential for disillusionment and a desire to act out."