Author: Ed Komenda, Reno Gazette Journal

Las Vegas is bouncing back to pre-pandemic tourism levels as people break out of isolation to visit here and write a new chapter in their lives.

Located next to the Hard Rock Cafe on Las Vegas Boulevard, FlyOver’s two flight-ride theaters will open with a full-service bar in September.

The $4.3 billion megaresort, the first to open on the Las Vegas Strip in a decade, is now taking reservations for its more than 3,500 rooms.

Brightline West CEO Mike Reininger did not give a definitive date on when shovels would commence the 170-mile Las Vegas-California route.

Inspired by hawker-style food courts of Asia, the hall at Resorts World Las Vegas will have dishes at 16 stalls from top chefs and restaurateurs.

Patrons love the hot dogs so much, South Point had to put a limit on the number they could buy at one time: three.

The COVID-19 pandemic has left thousands of Las Vegas buffet workers looking for jobs asking the same question: What now?

Companies like MGM Resorts are encouraging guests to book lounge chairs, cabanas – and even pool access.

The hotel-casinos on Las Vegas Boulevard will return to 24/7 operations in March, the company announced Wednesday.