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Imagine paying your grocery tab or tipping your waiter in actual gold. That's a future that the company Goldback envisions with their golden money, which they describe as a "local, voluntary currency."
A high-speed train service in Florida reaching speeds of up to 125 mph is a venture by the company Brightline, which has set its sights on an even more ambitious project – Brightline West.
70+ mph
Monster blizzard causes mayhem on the roads as California and Nevada are battered by 190 mph winds - with highways closed due to collisions, HUNDREDS of cars stranded and 12 feet of snow forecast
A wave of confusion and concern washed over Nevada voters this weekend when many discovered that their mail ballots were registered as counted for the February 6 presidential primary despite not having participated.
It'll bring the city money--and emissions, too.
Nikki Haley has failed to win the Nevada primary despite there being no other Republican candidates on the ticket.
"As predicted, the first Super Bowl in Vegas is seeing strong numbers."
WATCH: Trump Supporters Spring Into Action and Unmask Protesters at Vegas Rally -- Before Shoving Them Right Out the Door
People hoping to take some great photos in Las Vegas better have their wrists lubricated for the handcuffs that might come out.
UPDATE: Massive Police and SWAT Response at MGM Grand Following Reports of Multiple Shots Fired from Balcony -- Person of Interest Identified (VIDEO)
A decades-long high-speed rail project is slated to launch running between California and Las Vegas, Nevada.
An advanced geothermal project funded and developed by Google has begun pumping carbon-free electricity onto the Nevada grid to power the company's data centers there.
Google has announced that its innovative advanced geothermal plant in Nevada is now operational and connected to the grid, pioneering an approach that promises to unlock clean, always-on geothermal energy across a much larger range of locations.
The A's are going to Vegas! MLB owners unanimously approve $1.5bn relocation of the Oakland Athletics, confirming baseball's first relocation since 2005
Nevada residents Jesus Ayala, 18, and Jzamir Keys, 16, went on a crime spree that would result in four stolen cars, numerous assaults, and one dead retired police chief. Fortunately for the police, Ayala and Keys were dumb enough to video some of the
