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NewsAggregateHome AggregateAs Chinatown thrives, a plan emerges to keep pace, safeguard a cultural heart
Chinatown’s origins date to the 1990s with the development of the Chinatown Plaza shopping center, according to the county. On May 7, 1996, the plaza ...
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NewsChinatownReimagining Chinatown: Local leaders are dreaming up a better Spring Mountain Road
The Clark County Commission administered a public survey that drew nearly 800 respondents who said that public safety, park space and an arts and culture ...
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NewsAllAggregateCounty commission wants to know how you’d improve Chinatown
Clark County has launched the Reimagine Spring Mountain website, which has a survey for residents to share their thoughts on the rapidly expanding Chinatown District's ...
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DiningNoodlehead’s take on comfort cuisine makes for a Chinatown must-try
The Yibon burning noodles have the kind of kick that’ll break you out into a sweat, but they’re worth every lip tingle.
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DiningIchiza Hanare ups Chinatown’s late-night game
You’ve had a few drinks. It’s after midnight. You open the rideshare app. Do you stretch the night out a little longer?
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DiningMr BBQ brings elevated Korean table grilling from SoCal to Las Vegas’ Chinatown district
The new 200-seat eatery serves only USDA-graded beef and pork, including the top-selling beef bulgogi, beef short ribs, top sirloin, Black Angus ribeye and pork ...
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DiningHow to attack the menu at Las Vegas’ frenetic Napal Baji Korean Pub
If you have enough friends, order a beer tower.
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DiningChinatown tacos: Taquito Street and the Taco Stand open up on Spring Mountain
Who’s ready for a bacon-wrapped burrito?
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DiningMexican joint Más Por Favor brings new tastes to Chinatown
In keeping with its décor, the food is fun—think tacos covered in Flamin’ Hot Cheetos or named after sex moves.
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DiningThere’s a new sweet and savory snack on Spring Mountain at MyungRang Hot Dog
These deep-fried dogs look something like a typical carnival corndog but have a taste and texture all their own.
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FeaturedChinatownWhat began as a hunger pang became Las Vegas’ thriving Chinatown district
We’re talking about Chinatown Plaza, the dining and retail center that’s easily the most visually striking element in Las Vegas' Chinatown district.
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DiningPig out! Sampling the many standout restaurants of Las Vegas’ Chinatown
Aburiya Raku, Asian BBQ & Noodle, Cafe Sanuki, China Mama, Chengdu
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FeaturedChinatownWhen you press pause on Chinatown’s grub, relax and recover along Spring Mountain Road
Aritaum’s prices can’t be beat. Where else can you get face masks for $1.50 apiece?
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FeaturedChinatownThe food grabs the attention, but there’s lots more to do in Chinatown
From Great Wall Bookstore to Wreck Room to the Golden Tiki, begin planning your adventures here.
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ReviewsChinatown tapas spot EDO Gastro Bar might be Las Vegas’ best new restaurant
You get to eat with tweezers!
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ReviewsMordeo brings a Spanish splash to Chinatown
Fusion is an overused word, but Mordeo succeeds at it, blending classic cooking styles, like grilling Mexican elote skewers with Japanese binchō-tan charcoal.
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NightlifeChinatown’s nightlife can be just as eclectic and entertaining as its food
The Sand Dollar, the Golden Tiki, District One and beyond.
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ReviewsHeat rules all at Mian, Chengdu’s new Chinatown cousin
If you’re not sweating it, you’re not getting it.
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ReviewsHobak Korean BBQ brings another stellar option to Chinatown
The attentive staff cooks everything for you, so you don’t have to guess when your food is ready.
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A&EMob Museum beer tasting combines local brews with crime history
Important historical narratives are vividly brought to life through multiple exhibits and knowledgeable guides. And there's beer.
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DiningAble Baker Brewing's new Bomb Shelter brings new brews and dishes to Centennial Hills
The new spot represents a natural evolution of the original Arts District brewery’s delectable pints and nuclear-era theme.
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FeaturedBack to school: Public education has its flaws, but that doesn’t mean we should give up on it
Clark County School District is slated to start classes on August 10 and administrators, teachers, students and parents are up against many common challenges that ...
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NewsAggregateHome AggregatePreseason top 10: Las Vegas high school football rankings for a season like no other
The football schedule for CCSD schools is structured so the final two weeks of games won’t be locked in until October, setting up the possibility ...
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A&EWhy you need to experience Universal Horror Unleashed’s Resident Evil takeover in Las Vegas
Running through August 30, the new Area15 experience drops visitors into Raccoon City, where the t-Virus runs rampant and the infected roam hungry.
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NewsAggregateHome AggregatePalms unveils a lineup of three Las Vegas Aces watch parties as season winds down
The first event is set for 9 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 9, at Palms Pool, when the Aces play the New York Liberty in New York. ...
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FeaturedEarly Childhood Department provides a variety of resources for the youngest learners
In addition to enrolling more than 14,000 students in general education and special education pre-K programs across 600 classrooms, the department also provides Child Find.
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FeaturedCCSD magnet programs and schools help prepare students for careers
In 2025, South Career and Technical Academy student Max Doubin led the school's cybersecurity team to seventh place at the National Cyber League.
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NewsClark County School DistrictCCSD Board of Trustees candidates share their visions for a brighter future
Irene Bustamante Adams and Rob Hutchinson will face off in the November 3 general election.
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AggregateHome AggregateSportsCollege football by the odds: Vegas preview and picks of every Mountain West win total
The betting market has weighed in emphatically on which team is likeliest to win the Mountain West over the last few weeks, and it’s not ...
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SportsBasketballLas Vegas AcesAces emphasize playing better defense down the stretch of the WNBA season
Hammon challenged her players to embrace “the value of the defensive end” before they return to the floor for a pair of home games this ...
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A&EFollow your inner child through dinosaurs and splash pads at Springs Preserve
Some places grow with you. Visit them as a kid and they are playgrounds. Come back as an adult, and they’re a lesson, a refuge ...
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FeaturedClark County School DistrictMatt Kelly Elementary School rebuild punctuates CCSD's facilities overhaul
Matt Kelly Elementary School rebuild punctuates CCSD's facilities overhaul
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IssuesFind your back-to-school style at Goodwill
Reinvent your look in time for the new school year
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FeaturedWhy new and soon-to-be teachers are choosing to work in public schools
Three Southern Nevada educators explain why it's so important to get involved and create change.
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NewsAggregateHome AggregateUNLV football opens training camp with familiar faces and high playoff hopes
“Last year was a new team, so new plays and everyone was getting adjusted,” said Jai’Den Thomas, the Rebels’ senior running back. “This year everyone ...
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NewsTechdata centersA primer for Las Vegas on the functions, benefits and dangers of data centers
Understanding these mystery boxes is vitally important, considering that virtually everyone in America may soon live near one.
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MusicBuilt to last: Death Cab for Cutie returns to Virgin Las Vegas
Founding member Nick Harmer talks about the band's new album, switching labels and this week's Las Vegas tour stop.
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NewsArts & EntertainmentAggregateLas Vegas event announcements feature downtown artifacts, F1 single day passes and rock shows
Las Vegas’ entertainment calendar stays packed through the fall, with a new downtown museum partnership, Formula 1 single-day ticket news, an expanded hard rock tour ...
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NewsAggregateHome AggregateMusic legends Bryan Adams and the Eagles schedule new performances in Las Vegas
Wynn Las Vegas, Sphere Las Vegas and the Venetian have announced new and expanded shows this week, with tickets for most going on sale Friday ...
