Your Guide to Low-Cost Las Vegas Weekend Fun (Nov 21-23) As the vibrant energy of Formula 1 grips parts of the city, many locals are searching for alternative, budget-friendly ways to enjoy the weekend. Look no further! This Weekend Roundup, curated by Anjali Patel, offers a comprehensive guide to inexpensive and free events happening across the valley from November 21st to 23rd. Beyond the Race Track: Affordable Vegas Adventures While the city pulses with high-octane … Read More

Lee Canyon Unveils Full Mountain for Historic Winter Season For the first time in over a decade, Lee Canyon is set to open its entire mountain, including all lifts and trails, for the start of the 2025-26 winter season this Friday, November 22. This monumental opening promises an unparalleled experience for Las Vegas snow enthusiasts, made possible by timely storms and significant resort investments. A Decade in the Making: Full Mountain Access The upcoming winter … Read More

Elaine Wynn’s Art Sells for Over $16 Million at NYC Auction A significant piece from the late Elaine Wynn’s impressive art collection recently fetched an astounding $16.7 million at a Christie’s auction in New York. This high-profile sale spotlights the sophisticated taste and lasting legacy of a woman who played a pivotal role in shaping modern Las Vegas. Her passion for art was as influential as her impact on the city’s entertainment landscape. A Masterpiece … Read More

Laughlin Carjacking Suspects Identified After Henderson Pursuit Las Vegas locals can breathe a sigh of relief as authorities have identified three suspects involved in a dramatic carjacking and police chase that spanned from Laughlin to Henderson last week. The incident, which led to a lockdown at Nevada State University, highlights the swift response of local law enforcement in securing our community. Channel 13 (KTNV) has confirmed the identities of the individuals arrested following a carjacking … Read More

Nevada’s Film Tax Credit Debate: Jobs, Studios, and Education Nevada lawmakers are currently locked in a critical debate over Assembly Bill 5 (AB 5) during a special session in Carson City. This bill proposes a substantial $1.4 billion in tax credits to establish a major film production campus in west Las Vegas, promising significant investment and job creation but also raising concerns about the impact on state funding and education. The Summerlin Studios Proposal At … Read More

Bee Swarm Attack Hospitalizes Resident in Southwest Las Vegas Last Thursday, a terrifying bee swarm attack unfolded outside an assisted living home in southwest Las Vegas, leaving multiple individuals stung and one resident hospitalized. This alarming incident near West Oakey Boulevard and South Rainbow Boulevard has raised significant concerns about public safety and local beekeeping practices. Horrific Attack on Vulnerable Residents Louis Smith, a 38-year-old resident with limited mobility, bore the brunt of the assault, … Read More

Why Some Local Vegas Sites Might Not Be Working for You Many Las Vegas locals rely on the internet daily, whether checking showtimes, paying utility bills, or booking dinner reservations. It can be incredibly frustrating to encounter a cryptic message like, “Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker,” preventing you from accessing essential local information or services. This common technical hurdle often has simple solutions that can quickly get you back to navigating our … Read More