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World’s biggest orgy moved ahead of record attempt in Las Vegas
Organizers announce move to "undisclosed location" hours before record attempt, citing privacy issues and difficulties with hosting sex events in Las Vegas.
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World’s biggest orgy attempt moves to Erotic Heritage Museum
The event was previously scheduled to take place at Embassy Suites during the Sin City 8 weekend.
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World’s biggest orgy to be attempted in Las Vegas
The current record is claimed by a 2006 Tokyo event in which 250 women and 250 men gathered to do the deed. “We will blow ...
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Vegas didn’t get Amazon’s second HQ and probably won’t get Apple’s, either
But this time, we’re on the right track.
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Vegas’ second Women’s March event called for votes—and wider inclusion
“We have the power to change every policy and make every elected official work for us, but they cannot see division among us.”
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A campaign begins to preserve Downtown’s neon Holiday Motel sign
In one week, nearly 370 people signed on with their support.
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Breaking down Wynn’s new plans for the Las Vegas Strip
Steve Wynn isn't wasting any time with the land he acquired in December across the Boulevard.
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Local women find inspiration at High Priestess Tea
The new monthly gathering is the first by the Manifesta Collective.
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These library apps will expand your mind—and your wallet
Hoopla and Libby by OverDrive offer instant access to your library’s digital content.
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A local hemp oil enterprise gets a physical store—with a consumption lounge
Unlike marijuana, hemp-based CBD oil doesn’t create a high due to its small amount of THC.
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Downtown Las Vegas’ smart signs point the way to a connected city
They provide real-time bus arrival info, and allow any user to upload their own ads, neighborhood bulletins or original art.
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Riding Lyft’s autonomous car from CES into the future
Despite Tuesday’s rain, the demo rides were so popular, people were waiting outside for nearly an hour to try one.
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A new federal threat creates a cloud of uncertainty for Nevada’s cannabis industry
“I’m telling everybody to go down and buy as much as you can, because tomorrow it may not be there.”
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From baby oil to WD-40: Robots dance at Sapphire
It could have been a scene straight out of a science fiction thriller.
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A&EThings to do in Las Vegas during Memorial Day weekend 2026
Kick off summer in Las Vegas this Memorial Day weekend with new AREA15 thrills, Nevada road trips, rail bike tours and museum events.
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A&EWhat to do in Las Vegas this week: May 14-20
Santana at House of Blues, Lee Brice at Fremont Street Experience, Nevada Ballet Theatre at the Smith Center, Khalid at PH Live and more this ...
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Electric Daisy CarnivalHow Sunday wind gusts could affect the final night of Electric Daisy Carnival
High winds could complicate the final night of the Electric Daisy Carnival this weekend, as forecasters warn of gusts strong enough to affect conditions at ...
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HockeyNHL fines Tortorella $100K, strips Golden Knights of draft pick after media blackout
The NHL fined Golden Knights coach John Tortorella $100,000 and stripped Las Vegas of its 2026 second-round draft pick Friday, punishing the club for what ...
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BusinessLas Vegas chips away at housing shortage with new senior units
Mary McCarthy left California a decade ago, priced out of a state she could no longer afford. She settled into an apartment complex in Henderson ...
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A&EControversial Enhanced Games arrive at Resorts World on May 24
Participating athletes are allowed, even encouraged, to use performance-enhancing substances.
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A&ECountry pop icon Shania Twain is back in Vegas to host her first ACM Awards
Ahead of her debut hosting gig, Shania spoke with the Weekly about her love for Las Vegas and Sabrina Carpenter and the possibility of a ...
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A&EBeyond the Speedway: The best EDC Week DJ sets to catch this year
EDC Week offers phenomenal shows spread across a number of iconic Las Vegas venues, plenty of places to get your party on if you’re skipping ...
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SportsA's Player of the Month: Mojave's Derriah Wren
Both the Mojave girls and boys teams claimed Class 4A Mountain Region titles last week. The state tournament is this weekend.
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HealthReport: Las Vegas among cities at highest risk for disease-carrying pests this summer
Las Vegas is one of 10 U.S. cities at heightened risk for disease-spreading pest activity this spring and summer, according to a new forecast from ...
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A&ETailgate Beach Club arrives as a sports oasis, just in time for an action-packed season
Las Vegas’ evolution into a “crazy sports mecca” opened up a new lane for the Mandalay Bay dayclub.
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A&EHospitality leader Cliff Atkinson on his exciting move to the Fremont Street Experience
Atkinson believes FSE is going through a bit of a renaissance as tourism moves through a period where visitors are really hunting for value.
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A&ESartiano’s brings Manhattan steakhouse confidence and Italian indulgence to Wynn
The brainchild of legendary chef and three-time James Beard Award winner Alfred Portale, Sartiano’s exudes luxury and refinement from the moment guests arrive.
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A&EHonky tonkin': Las Vegas country bars connect fans to the music
In 2024, the Strip saw two celebrity owned country bars open—Blake Shelton’s Ole Red, followed by Jason Aldean’s Kitchen and Bar. And by the end ...
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UNLVUNLV degree is great, but graduate's big achievement came in legislative win
When Fallon resident Kelli Kelly walks across the stage at UNLV’s Thomas & Mack Center tonight to receive her master’s degree in urban leadership, she’ll ...
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A&ETales from the trenches of EDC’s 30th year
Recapping the sights, sounds and spectacle of Electric Daisy Carnival 2026.
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NewsPeople on the Move: May 11, 2026
In the Notes: Serving Our Communities Foundation, PT’s Taverns, Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center, Credit One Bank, DuAne Young and more ...
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SportsSun Standout Awards spotlight Southern Nevada high schools' highest athletic achievers
The Sun Standout Awards at South Point Showroom closed out another banner year for Las Vegas high school sports.
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EducationTeachAAPI brings Asian American history and joy to CCSD classrooms
In Anna Comia’s third-grade classroom at Ortwein Elementary School, more than half of the children have Asian or Pacific Islander heritage.
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PoliticsWhy Nevadans should care about the Supreme Court dismantling protections for fair representation of Black voters
Nevada Democratic U.S. Rep. Steven Horsford, former chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, called it a “direct attack on voting rights, fair representation, and Black ...
