- August 2, 2025
How to Spend a 24-Hour Staycation in Lake Las Vegas
Travelers and locals can find Lake Las Vegas just 30 minutes east of the Vegas Strip. Centered around the man-made reservoir, this oasis in the
Unreliable internet continues to disenfranchise Indigenous voters • Nevada Current
Imagine being completely cut off from the world during a critical moment. You’re on a long flight with no Wi-Fi, anxiously wondering about an important
Wolfgang Puck Is Planning a Restaurant for a New $1.3 Billion Vegas High-Rise
A pair of towers is under construction in Henderson — with the type of price tag that merits the inclusion of a celebrity chef’s fancy
The boldest step to close the racial wealth divide in generations • Nevada Current
Juneteenth celebrates the end of chattel slavery in the United States. But over 150 years later, discriminatory public policies have prevented African Americans from closing
Wine and Dine by the Water in Las Vegas
Aptly named, this restaurant at Wynn Las Vegas overlooks the Lake of Dreams. After dark, the lake hosts whimsical shows in which video is projected
2020’s ‘fake elector’ schemes will be harder to try in 2024 – but not impossible • Nevada Current
Electors will gather across the United States in December 2024, just weeks after the election, and formally cast votes for president and vice president. They
The Rio’s Newest Restaurant, a Henderson Bistro, a Salad Bar, and More New Openings in Las Vegas
If you’re on the hunt for new restaurants, bars, or cafes to explore this weekend, you may have noticed the handful of debuts that were
Craving the spotlight, Kennedy sues Nevada • Nevada Current
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. sued Nevada’s secretary of state last week for not accepting Kennedy’s petition to be on the ballot as a presidential candidate.
Chef Roy Ellamar Exits Fine Company
In September 2023, chef Roy Ellamar took to Summerlin and partnered with LEV restaurant group to open a new restaurant — one that quickly became
Has Team Lombardo solved another Republican Southern Nevada math problem? • Nevada Current
“Seattle liberal Marty O’Donnell” is how Drew Johnson describes his main opponent in the Republican primary to challenge Democratic Rep. Susie Lee in Nevada’s third