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When the Weekly invited Clark County School District high school students to create our magazine’s cover, we provided the prompt, “Why are the arts important ...
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Pro wrestling has never been more popular than it is today, but how did it expand into massive corporate partnerships, global streaming and live events ...
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FeaturedDangerous driving: Las Vegans' need for speed has deadly outcomes on the road
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is fully invested in the three-pronged approach state and local agencies are taking to reduce and hopefully eliminate traffic-related ...
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FeaturedPool ClubsHow to navigate Las Vegas dayclubs: What to wear, how to last and more
The difference between a long, sun-soaked afternoon and a short-lived, overheated misstep often comes down to the basics.
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FeaturedDawn of a new day: Tao Group Hospitality brings Omnia Dayclub to the Las Vegas Strip
The 46,000-square-foot Omnia Dayclub and Skybar is set to open at Caesars Palace on May 15.
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poolsPool ClubsFeaturedYour 2026 guide to Las Vegas pool and dayclubs
Around here, we take our poolside partying pretty seriously. We plan entire weekends around it, anticipating those sun-soaked afternoons beside the DJ booth or in ...
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FeaturedVote now for Las Vegas Weekly’s 2026 Best of Vegas Awards
It’s time for Las Vegas Weekly readers to cast their ballots and honor the community’s favorites when it comes to arts and entertainment, food and ...
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FeaturedT-Mobile ArenaThe Park outside T-Mobile Arena is a good hang
Unique elements were added to the Park to create a true sense of place for what could have been a basic concrete plaza or corridor ...
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FeaturedT-Mobile ArenaNow 10 years old, T-Mobile Arena is the most impactful non-casino venue ever built in Las Vegas
T-Mobile Arena has changed the game by bringing different music, sports, and other types of events that otherwise wouldn’t have come or stayed, most notably ...
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FeaturedBeerDrinkSample local favorites and more at the 14th annual Great Vegas Festival of Beer
This year's fest returns to the Fremont East area with 60 total breweries participating, from across Nevada and beyond.
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BeerbreweryFeaturedThe state of local beer: Vegas breweries pour on the innovation
Persistence, experimentation and building community emerge as hallmarks of the unique local beerscape.
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FoodFeaturedFarm to table: A Las Vegas movement is redefining freshness in food
Local consumers are getting more curious and conscious about the practices of growing food, and a community of producers, chefs and businesses are leading the ...
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FeaturedRadio heads: Longtime on-air personalities discuss the changing landscape and why they still cherish the medium
The staying power of radio stems from the people behind the microphones. They’re the voices of our Valley who never tuned out.
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When Boulder City was created in 1931, alcohol sales were not allowed. That policy stayed in place until 1969, well after the end of Prohibition.
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FeaturedBoulder CityBoulder City’s historic district has transformed into a thriving destination
Longtime Boulder City residents started noticing a resurgence in the historic district in the ’90s with the opening of Milo’s Cellar, the beginnings of a ...
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Online dating nudges people into your path, but the real world is overflowing with opportunity if you’re paying attention.
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Valentine's DayFeaturedTo app or not to app: Digital dating has its ups and downs
The digital dating universe is vast. You can have bad experiences—like, really bad, if you’re not careful. But if you play your cards right, you ...
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Valentine's DayFeaturedModern love: Why young adults are having less sex than previous generations
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Sports bettors wagered an average of more than $8 billion annually in Nevada from 2021 to 2024, doubling the numbers from a decade ago.
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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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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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News Aggregate AllHow Sunday wind gusts could affect the final night of Electric Daisy Carnival
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News Aggregate Home AggregateNHL fines Tortorella $100K, strips Golden Knights of draft pick after media blackout
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News SportsControversial Enhanced Games arrive at Resorts World on May 24
Participating athletes are allowed, even encouraged, to use performance-enhancing substances.
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MusicCountry pop icon Shania Twain is back in Vegas to host her first ACM Awards
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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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NightlifeTailgate Beach Club arrives as a sports oasis, just in time for an action-packed season
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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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DiningSartiano’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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NewsAggregateHome AggregateNHL fines Tortorella $100K, strips Golden Knights of draft pick after media blackout
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MusicTales from the trenches of EDC’s 30th year
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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
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