by Lauren Rozyla, KLAS 8 News Now — By the end of the year, Project Linq on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip will be finished, a developer with Caesars Entertainment said.
by Laura Myers, Las Vegas Review Journal — Alan Aleman, a 20-year-old student at the College of Southern Nevada, became the face of immigration last week when President Barack Obama used Las Vegas to launch his legislative drive for a comprehensive overhaul.
by Dymphna Calica-La Putt, Asian Journal — Saying Asia is a critical piece of the state’s business, Nevada officials will pursue economic opportunities in the region.
by Chris Sieroty, Las Vegas Review-Journal — When it comes to Nevada's economic recovery, a vibrant export market is critical. Over the last six months, lawmakers and economic development officials have made strides in getting the Silver State's brand into foreign markets.
by Richard N.Velotta, VEGASINC — Mexico City's Interjet will become the 17th international airline to offer service at McCarran International Airport today when its inaugural flight from Mexico City’s Toluca Airport arrives tonight.
by Tovin Lapan, Las Vegas Sun — A Republican was responsible for a conspicuously empty chair on Friday, and this time it had nothing to do with a Clint Eastwood performance.
by Benjamin Spillman, Las Vegas Review-Journal — Who said bipartisanship is dead? On the day before the start of early voting, Southern Nevada congressional candidates from both major parties agreed it's important to court a key electoral bloc.
by Nevada News Bureau Staff, CarsonNow.org — The Las Vegas Latin Chamber of Commerce today commended Sen. Michael Roberson, R-Las Vegas, for his commitment to seek $20 million a year in funding for English language learner programs in the Clark County School District.
by Justin McAffee, The Nevada View — Outside Canyon Springs High School in North Las Vegas where President Obama was making a visit today, the Las Vegas Latin Chamber of Commerce positioned a few mobile billboards with a message for the President.