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Joe Downtown: Is DTP’s sudden severing of ties with Factorli a sign of larger problems?
Does manufacturing project Factorli's demise signify a lack of planning on Downtown Project's part?
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Joe Downtown: Will DTP finally take on housing? Doing so could save Downtown
Downtown Project's purchase of the land Atomic Liquors sits on has many scratching their heads.
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Joe Downtown: New project could pave the way for a tangible tech hub
In June, President Obama singled out Jen McCabe, saying Las Vegas could become the center for “a revolution … in American manufacturing.”
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Joe Downtown: Why Sunday’s shootings could mean new regulations on the Fremont Street Experience
Jerad and Amanda Miller, who gunned down three people last weekend, were reportedly street entertainers on the Strip and Fremont.
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Joe Downtown: Tragedy, secrets and the tough side of Downtown development
The neighborhood experiences a tragic loss and a brutal app allows bash-friendly conversation.
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Joe Downtown: Have Zappos employees answered the neighborhood’s revitalization prayers?
Can the Zappos workforce sustain all the area's new businesses?
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Joe Downtown: Nevada’s sesquicentennial book is riddled with mistakes
According to the coffee table book, the Golden Nugget is no longer in existence. Hmm...
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Joe Downtown: Could a $1 million grant make or break Huntridge revival efforts?
Huntridge Revival wants $1 million in public funding to move forward with renovating the historic theater.
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Joe Downtown: Taking your time to get to know Las Vegas can pay off
Phil Pascal and Demont Daniel brought the party to Picnic on a recent Friday.
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Joe Downtown: Why is the successful Mob Museum asking for a handout?
The Centennial Commission was to consider a grant request from the Downtown institution earlier this week.
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Joe Downtown: Horse-drawn carriages and Fremont East’s tug between locals and tourists
Horse-drawn carriages, pedicabs and a Disney trolley. All could be coming to Downtown.
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Joe Downtown: We might not be ready for the truly nontraditional
Tom Haskins lived in the conventional world and attained middle-class wealth and status. He didn’t much like it.
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Joe Downtown: Has DTP squeezed out other development by buying so much Fremont area acreage?
Downtown Project is sitting on buildings and properties until ideas spring up.
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Joe Downtown: There are signs enthusiasm for the new Downtown has started to fade
Is happiness being delivered or are downtown developers just patting themselves on the back?
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Breaking News
NCAA-bound Lady Rebels coach, like her father, fueled by competitive drive
Coach Lindy La Rocque is greeted with a text message when she picks up her phone after every UNLV women’s basketball game. The message is ...
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A&E
Lady Gaga, Charo, Cirque du Soleil and more Las Vegas showbiz news
She’s back! Lady Gaga will return to her acclaimed “Jazz & Piano” residency production at Dolby Live at Park MGM for eight performances running from ...
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Gaming
NCAA Tournament by the odds: Vegas picks and preview of the South Region
The stylistic divide couldn’t be more stark between the top two seeded teams in the South and their next two challengers. ...
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Sports
UNLV advances to second round of NIT with 84-77 win over Princeton
The UNLV men’s basketball team picked up its first postseason win in nearly two decades, knocking off Princeton on Wednesday, 84-77, to advance to the ...
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Gaming
NCAA Tournament by the odds: Vegas picks and preview of the Midwest Region
Some of the earliest NCAA Tournament bracket projections, made at the outset of the season, had three teams that wound up in the Midwest Region ...
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Gaming
NCAA Tournament by the odds: Vegas picks and preview of the West Region
Shootouts appropriately seem to be what will ultimately settle the wild-looking West Region this year. ...
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Gaming
NCAA Tournament by the odds: Vegas picks and preview of the East Region
For the second straight year, Connecticut is squarely in the middle of the toughest set of teams. ...
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Politics
Legislation to address drug smuggling at southern border signed into law
A bill was signed into law today by President Joe Biden requiring the commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to review field operation ...
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Sports
Freshman phenom got up to speed quickly for UNLV women's basketball team
The UNLV women’s basketball program has never advanced past the first round of the NCAA Tournament, but the team has one player with Final Four ...
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Sports
Betting the bracket: Analyzing the odds on the Final Four
Brackets are due before the start of the NCAA Tournament, but the betting window stays open. Sportsbooks post game lines and reopen futures odds quicker ...
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Sports
How an NIT run could boost the UNLV basketball program
The UNLV men’s basketball team practiced on Monday, and that is a big development for the program because it means the season is still alive ...
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Sports
UNLV advances in NIT with home win over Boston College
It felt like March. That’s what Kevin Kruger seemed most happy about after his UNLV team knocked off Boston College, 79-70, in the second round ...
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News
Artificial intelligence to be used to help improve safety of Las Vegas crosswalks
Las Vegas will pilot the project around the Fremont Street corridor, which attracts more than 26 million visitors per year and includes the Fremont Street ...
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A&E
What to do in Las Vegas this week (March 21-27, 2024 edition)
Bruce Springsteen, Las Vegas Sinfonietta, LANY, the Isley Brothers and more in this week’s Superguide.
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A&E
Key 3: Las Vegas musician Ted Sablay on the albums that informed his point of view
The seasoned guitarist has been a staple of the Killers’ touring band for the past 17 years.
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Gaming
NCAA Tournament by the odds: Vegas picks and preview of Saturday's games
The odds on Oakland and North Carolina State facing off in one of the most intriguing round of 32 matchups would have been astronomical as ...
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News
Transportation officials bullish on development of EV infrastructure
Shailen Bhatt, federal highway administrator and a top official in the U.S. Department of Transportation, is emphasizing the importance of implementing an infrastructure for ...
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Gaming
NCAA Tournament by the odds: Vegas picks and preview of Sunday's games
Connecticut opened as high as +110 (i.e. risking $100 to win $110) to win the East, but are now as low as -170 (i.e. risking ...
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Features
Las Vegas chef James Trees doubles down on his beloved hometown with a new Esther’s Kitchen
Trees knew that Las Vegans were ready for the kind of dining he knew in LA—neighborhood spots with relaxed vibes and ingredients from family-run ranches ...
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A&E
Miranda Lambert on feeling at home in Las Vegas and finishing up her residency show
“I didn’t know what to expect from being in Las Vegas. It’s a normal life off the Strip, people just doing life. So I’ve been ...