Las Vegas Review-Journal

“To think the cannabis industry is outside of our other tourism industry is naive, inaccurate, and not what’s happening out there in the tourism corridor," state Sen. Rochelle Nguyen said.

A U.S. District Court judge has denied in part a motion by Wynn Resorts to dismiss a two-year-old lawsuit filed by the president of a Canadian mining company.

Criss Angel is teaming with Kim Dracula for “Haunted” a week before Halloween. Expect strobes, shrieking and terror, writes neon's John Katsilometes.

ICYMI: Here are five things to know about Ryan Craig, the former Henderson Silver Knights coach who was promoted to head coach of the Golden Knights, replacing John Tortorella.

Clark County suspended public works manager Jimmy Floyd last May after determining that his wife’s firm had likely received preferential treatment as a result of his position. But it was emails between Floyd and his wife that sealed his firing in August, records show.

Allegiant Air, the Las Vegas-based discount air carrier that is the seventh-busiest airline operating at Harry Reid International Airport, has eliminated 61 routes from its system.

Disneyland faces a deadline to retire Autopia’s gas-powered engines or close the Tomorrowland attraction, which has operated since the park’s opening day in 1955, under a settlement agreement with the California agency that regulates air pollution.

An off-Strip resort has announced it will launch "Camp Palms: No Kids Allowed," a new, adults-only summer camp pop-up bringing “booze, s’mores & bad decisions" next month.