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ACA open enrollment begins as Las Vegas agency warns of rising premiums
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Open enrollment has begun for people who get health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, as many consumers weigh how rising premiums could affect their budgets. Robert Morgen and Brian Douglas of Protect Health, a Las Vegas-based insurance agency, are providing information about the enrollment...
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Las Vegas wedding company abruptly closes, leaving unpaid subcontractors, couples with questions
Ebony & Ivory Productions has permanently closed, citing financial hardship. Subcontractors report thousands in unpaid work, while questions remain about canceled wedding bookings and potential refunds.
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The industry races into Las Vegas for RE+
The largest tradeshow focused on the U.S. solar, storage and clean energy markets is back in Las Vegas for 2026. RE+ was the 24th largest tradeshow in the United States in 2025 by attendance, and this year’s showing (Nov. 16-19) is expected to be just as large. The U.S....
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Flash Flooding Soaks Las Vegas Strip, Henderson, Knocks Out Power to 1,620
Thunderstorms dumped hail and up to one inch of rain across parts of the Las Vegas Valley on Friday, triggering flash flood warnings that stretched from the Strip and Fremont Street to Henderson and Lake Las Vegas, knocking out power to more than 1,600 customers and slowing flights at Harry Reid International Airport.
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Las Vegas Wedding Company Shuts Down Overnight, Leaves Couples and Vendors Unpaid
A Las Vegas wedding vendor pulled the plug on its business without warning this week, leaving couples who paid in full wondering if their weddings will happen as planned and leaving at least one photographer with thousands of dollars in unpaid invoices. Ebony and Ivory Productions, co-owned by Tiffany Fleming and Alan Fleming, closed its operations effective immediately, citing what it described as severe and unforeseen financial hardship.
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Brightline West Still Waiting on a $6 Billion Federal Loan
LAS VEGAS — Brightline West told FOX5 on Tuesday, October 27, that it is still working through a $6 billion federal loan for its Las Vegas-to-Southern California high-speed line. The loan would come through the Railroad Rehabilitation and Improvement Financing program. The company said the request is part of talks already underway, and that it remains focused on moving the project toward construction. FOX5 reported that no further construction update was available that day.
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Henderson Tow Firm Loses Metro Contract, Says 98 Jobs Now at Risk
A Henderson towing company that has hauled vehicles for the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department since 2016 says it was dropped from its contract without warning, putting close to 100 jobs in jeopardy. SNAP Towing's removal, which the company says happened in September, has drawn community members, labor unions and a state lawmaker into a fight over how the new deal was awarded.
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Arts District businesses clean up after flash flooding sends water rushing into streets
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Business owners in the Las Vegas Arts District are cleaning up after flash flooding sent water rushing through streets and into businesses Friday. The flooding hit the area near Commerce Street and Imperial Avenue on Oct. 30, leaving business owners scrambling to protect their shops and merchandise.
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$75 for 75 Years with Silver State Schools Credit Union
For 75 years Silver State Schools Credit Union has served Southern Nevada from it’s roots in education to individuals and families. Here with more on their 75th anniversary celebration is branch manager Marcos Mata. 75 years, that’s amazing! How did all of this start and how has everything grown over the past 75 years?Yeah absolutely, […]
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Soaring Fuel Costs Strain Three Square’s Efforts to Feed Southern Nevada
Southern Nevada's lone food bank is now paying more than twice as much to keep its trucks on the road, and leaders worry the added expense is eating into the help it can offer at a time when more families are asking for it. Three Square spends about $34,000 a...