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Sept. 10, 1957, was a big day for higher education in Southern Nevada. On this day, Nevada Southern University, now known as UNLV, held its very first on-campus classes.
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The sound that can turn a quiet night on the patio into pure annoyance is becoming more common in Las Vegas, and experts say as the city grows, so does its mosquito population.
Las Vegas casinos are stepping up efforts to draw crowds for the NFL season, as sports betting grows in the U.S. Local sportsbooks face increasing pressure to offer more than just betting odds, as the popularity of online betting is now available in many states.
Research director discusses how artificial intelligence is changing the game in virtually every field.
Research director discusses how artificial intelligence is changing the game in virtually every field.
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New figures from the UNLV Center for Business and Economic Research show the city hosted 3.1 million visitors in July, a 12% drop from the year-ago month.
The new "Wizard of Oz" show at Sphere Las Vegas is drawing crowds from across the country, generating nearly $2 million a day for just two performances, according to Bloomberg. Tourists are flocking to the immersive experience, which combines nostalgia with cutting-edge entertainment.