Last time, we were talking about Muhammad Ali … before he was actually Muhammad Ali, just starting out as a professional fighter and winning the seventh bout of his career when he fought for the first time in Las Vegas.

The Thrilla in Manila. The Rumble in the Jungle. The Fight of the Century. Those are the boxing matches for which Muhammad Ali probably will be best remembered. Still others will think of him as a transcendent historic figure—renouncing what he called his slave name, his conversion to Islam, his resistance to the draft during Vietnam, and simply what he represented. For us in Las Vegas, he meant all of that, and more.

New national polling from an immigration reform group released on Monday showed Latino voters more engaged in this election than in 2012.

On Aug. 9, 2014, in Ferguson, Mo., a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teenager named Michael Brown. Several witnesses described the shooting—which wasn’t captured on video—as unprovoked.

The app has more than 7.5 million users in the United States and it's earning an estimated $1.6 million a day and has hundreds of people walking around parks and city streets.

Community leaders and police officers joined together in Las Vegas to promote a message of peace just hours after an ambush-style sniper attack left 5 Dallas officers dead Thursday night.

The recent violence between the black community and police officers has raised questions about how often these kinds of incidents happen.

Las Vegas is a hot market for minibars, but it won’t be forever. The hospitality industry is on the cusp of seeing a new type of guest amenity in place of minibars: robots.