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Five years ago, Las Vegas’ housing market was red-hot.
Homes sold rapidly, as buyers flooded properties with offers and routinely paid over the asking price. Soon enough, however, the market had slammed the brakes, as sales totals plunged and prices tumbled.
This wasn’t the first time that Southern Nevada’s housing market rapidly changed course — and if history is any guide, it likely won’t be the last.
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The former vice president and presidential candidate mader her first public appearance in Southern Nevada since her 2024 presidential campaign ended in defeat.
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The famous store along Interstate 15, which has been the go-to place for Las Vegas Valley residents to buy their lottery tickets, is closing in July.
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For those who drive by the soon-to-be completed Nevada State Railroad Museum Visitor Center in Boulder City, it’s hard not to see something new with each passing day. |
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The city of Las Vegas has broken ground on a new park to honor the memory of a Metropolitan police officer slain in the line of duty. |
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Plaza hotel-casino is retiring a series of casino chips, and the public has until the end of August to redeem them, according to the downtown Las Vegas property. |
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For the Golden Knights to regain some control in the series against the Anaheim Ducks, it starts with puck management and how they fare in the offensive zone.
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Marlin “M.J.” Ivy, who has spent time in prison, was recently accused of threatening a man in Henderson, according to public records.
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