- June 25, 2025
Las Vegas travelers shouldn’t expect bankruptcy to ground Spirit Airlines – Las Vegas Sun News
Monday, Nov. 25, 2024 | 2 a.m. Spirit Airlines, the second-most active carrier at Harry Reid International Airport, filed for bankruptcy last week. However, that
UNLV kicker Chittenden grabs weekly league award
Steve Marcus UNLV Rebels place kicker Caden Chittenden (45) watches the ball go through the uprights for a field goal during the first half of
Housing, entertainment, tax structure position Vegas to become a major player in tech world
After spending more than 15 years living in the Bay Area, between my college years at Berkeley and many of my formative professional years, I
Latina businesses ‘making this country even greater’
Las Vegas native Ivette Barajas started her career in banking, which she said ultimately laid a strong foundation for her to eventually become an entrepreneur.
Flashlight innovator Olight chooses Las Vegas Strip for first storefront
Olight, an East Asia-based lighting company that sells high-quality flashlights, recently debuted its first-ever brick-and-mortar store in the U.S. at the Fashion Show mall, directly
From showgirl feathers to shimmering chandeliers, casino kitsch finds new life
Monday, Oct. 21, 2024 | 2 a.m. Crystal chandeliers that once glimmered above a swanky lounge, bright blue costume feathers that cloaked shimmying showgirls, and
Community focus has made Vegas team pro sports’ sponsor king
Research by SponsorUnited shows the Vegas Golden Knights have the most sponsorship deals in the National Hockey League. Of nine markets across North America and
UNLV receiver Ricky White honored by Mountain West for efforts on special teams
Wade Vandervort UNLV Rebels wide receiver Ricky White III (11) celebrates after running the ball during the first half of a NCAA football game against
Business of comedy is no laughing matter
Bert Kreischer was a club comic for over a dozen years straight, a gig he remembers could garner audiences of anywhere from about a couple
From rideshare to refereeing, Las Vegas workers rely on side hustles
Kim Ngan Bui, a pharmacy student at Roseman University of Health Sciences in Las Vegas, needed a way to make money once she realized an