I read the whole Vegas news cycle so you do not have to, then tell you what each story actually means for your trip. No press-release spin, just my honest read with links to the reporting.
FAA staffing shortages pushed Harry Reid delays to almost three hours on Friday night, and here is how to fly smart this summer.
The former Gold Spike casino just changed hands for $11.38 million, and the number tells you more about downtown real estate than about your next trip.
The Into the Millennium residency keeps selling out, but a starting price in the low hundreds buys you the most jaw-dropping room in Vegas.
An Atlanta visitor sat down at a Megabucks slot, bet five bucks, and walked into a life changing jackpot. Here is what actually happened, and the honest math behind it.
The Sphere's next big show turns the 1975 cult classic into a 160,000 square foot experience, and here is whether it is actually worth planning a Vegas trip around.
A movie-branded magic show is taking over the old David Copperfield Theater, and I have thoughts on whether that is a smart bet or a gimmick.
Sahara Las Vegas is courting locals with $64 rooms and no resort fee, and that tells you everything about summer in Vegas.
A country headliner is taking over the Sphere this summer, and the get-in price is the part worth talking about.
The Strip pulled in $21 billion and still made less profit than a handful of downtown casinos. The number that matters is net income, not revenue.
The airline calls it routine. If you fly Allegiant into Vegas from a small city, here's how I'd actually think about it.
