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The Sphere marked its second anniversary by continuing to redefine entertainment through immersive experiences that transport audiences beyond traditional viewing.
An 83-year-old Army veteran in Georgia received the keys to a new home Thursday after he lost his house of 50 years to Hurricane Helene.
On this day in 2007, the New Frontier casino came down in a cloud of dust.
Twenty-six feet beneath the streets of Henderson lies a custom-made mansion that reflects the hopes, fears, and furnishings of America’s Cold War era.
In a life filled with milestones, Irving Locker celebrated a new, unexpected one last week: He became a published songwriter.
On this day in 1993, James “Fan Man” Miller parachuted into the ring during the seventh round of the Riddick Bowe vs. Evander Holyfield fight at Caesars Palace.
Paris may be the birthplace of neon lighting, but the brilliant signage found its true home in Las Vegas.
Iconic former Las Vegas mayors Oscar and Carolyn Goodman led the transformation and revitalization of Downtown and the city over 25 years of public service.
On October 24, 1957, actor Bing Crosby married entertainment columnist Kathryn Grant at St. Anne’s Catholic Church.
Las Vegas has carried the title of Wedding Capital of the World for more than seven decades, drawing couples from around the globe to tie the knot in the desert.
Lonnie Hammargren died two years ago, and now his home is on the market for around $2.5 million.
A family cleaning their backyard in New Orleans discovered an unusual marble tablet with some characters in Latin. Daniella Santoro turned to an archaeologist friend for help.
More than 80 years after his death, a World War II soldier has been laid to rest.
October 6, 1996, was a big day for Tiger Woods, the pro golfing world, and Las Vegas.
People all around the world have heard of the Las Vegas Strip, but very few know how the four-mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard got its name. Legend traces the moniker back to the city’s earliest days and gives a shady former cop the credit.
The Los Angeles to Salt Lake line set the foundation for Las Vegas to connect to the country’s major rail hub of Chicago and to the rest of America.
The remains of a World War II soldier from Missouri were finally welcomed home more than 80 years after his death.
On October 2, 1980, Muhammad Ali lost his last fight in Las Vegas to Larry Holmes.
On This Day, we wish a happy birthday to Las Vegas’ first mayor.
On Sept. 30, 1935, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt dedicated the Hoover Dam, only he wouldn’t use that name for the dedication.