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The city that needs no introduction — but deserves a better one. Las Vegas is more than a tourist destination. It is a sprawling, complex, rapidly growing metropolitan area where over two million people live, work, and build communities. We cover all of it, from the Strip to the suburbs.
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The Airport Is Moving, Your Flight Might Not Be: 210 Cancellations by 1 p.m. at Harry Reid
Harry Reid cancellations climbed to 210 by 1 p.m. Saturday after Friday's FAA ground stop, even as FAA waits sat at 15 minutes or less. The Lady Rebels' Sunday game is canceled, and the FAA expects normal schedules by the end of Sunday.
No Makeup, No Ship, 11 Deep Cuts: KISS Opened Their Only Live Weekend of 2026 in Vegas
KISS opened the second KISS Kruise: Land-Locked in Vegas on November 13 with an 11-song unmasked acoustic set at the Virgin Theater, the band's only live weekend of 2026, with an Ace Frehley all-star tribute still ahead.
Formula 1 vs. Jaguar XJ220: Can the Car That Missed Its Own Name Beat Formula 1?
542 horsepower, a racing twin turbo V6, and a production car world speed record from 1992. The Jaguar XJ220 missed its own 220 mph name and still became a legend. Now it picks a fight with a 2026 Formula 1 car.
$75 Million, 4 Years Empty, 1 Vote Wednesday: The North Strip's Vacant Lot Wants a Second Life
The Siegel Group wants Clark County permission for events, exhibitions, food trucks and parking on 9.96 vacant north Strip acres it bought for $75 million in 2022. Commissioners vote Wednesday, November 18 on application UC-26-0556.
Hand-Rolled, Boiled, and Headed to Summerlin: Abel's Bagels Opens Shop No. 2 This Winter
Abel's Bagels is opening its second Las Vegas location this winter in Summerlin at 9440 W Sahara Ave, Suite 180, run by franchisee Chris Tully, with Nook's Organic juices, smoothies, and acai bowls alongside the hand-rolled, boiled bagels.
What Las Vegas Looked Like Before Pavement and Lawns
Before the pavement, this valley was a creosote desert cut by green ribbons: spring meadows, mesquite bosques, grass pockets, and a wash that ran east. This is the landscape the city replaced, and the two big pieces of it you can still walk today.
$267,400 for a New 3-Bedroom: Your Rebecca Place Guide, Applications Open Monday
Rebecca Place, Clark County's first Welcome Home Community Land Trust community in northwest Las Vegas, opens its first application round Monday, November 16. New single-story homes run about $267,400 to $341,200, well below their build cost, if you meet the 640 credit, income, and household rules.
14 Years, 300 Shows, 2 Nights Left: Build Your Weekend Around Santana's Last Stand
Santana plays the final two nights of his November House of Blues residency on November 14 and 15, in its 14th year and past 300 shows. Build the weekend around it with the free CCSD Magnet Schools Fair Saturday morning and the free Craftastic Gift Show Sunday.
The Best Sushi in Las Vegas, Ranked: 5 Picks From a MICHELIN Guide Counter to a 1:30 a.m. Local Legend
The best sushi in Las Vegas, ranked: Kabuto, selected by the MICHELIN Guide 2026, leads five picks that include Yui, Kame, Mizumi at Wynn, and late night Sen of Japan.
17 Days Left: Valley of Fire Closes December 1 for 2 Weeks, and Its Best Trails Are Open Right Now
Valley of Fire State Park closes to everyone from December 1 through December 14, 2026 for annual maintenance. Go by November 30, while Fire Wave, White Domes and the other heat-closed trails are all open again, and use the East Entrance Monday through Thursday.
50 Seats for Caviar, Nearly 100 for Rock: The Speakeasy Hiding Behind Caspian's at Caesars
Caspian's at Caesars Palace hides a 2,300-square-foot live-music speakeasy behind a 50-seat caviar bar. Pop Punk Night lands Nov. 17, Friendsgiving Karaoke Nov. 25, and live sets run to 2 a.m.
1 Night, No Wine, Every Course Paired With a Cocktail: CUT Is the Date to Book Nov. 18
Beyond the Vine takes over CUT Las Vegas on Wednesday, November 18 at 6 p.m. for one night only: Byron Puck pairs a multi-course menu with cocktails from Eric van Beek of Mexico City's Handshake Speakeasy instead of wine.