Samantha Welch+FollowLas Vegas castle home hits market for $28MZoltan Bathory, guitarist for Five Finger Death Punch, is selling his jaw-dropping Las Vegas castle for a staggering $28 million—after buying it for just $3.25 million! Inspired by a 17th-century Scottish manor, this three-story home is loaded with imported stone, a rooftop elevator, and even a dock on Lake Sahara. Bathory spent six years transforming the place into a modern-day fortress, complete with a vintage fireplace and secret gates. He says the real thrill was in the creative process, not just owning it. Would you live in a castle on the Strip? #RealEstate #LasVegas #LuxuryHomes00Share
Joshua Freeman+FollowLas Vegas couple aims for ‘America’s Favorite’Jesse and Lisa Ferrell, a dynamic Las Vegas couple known for their coaching and inspiring love story, are now quarter-finalists in the national ‘America’s Favorite Couple’ contest. After nearly 20 years of marriage, three kids, and two grandkids, they credit their lasting bond to honest communication and their unique ‘House Rules’ agreement. Winning would not only spotlight their relationship but also put Las Vegas on the map for lasting love. The prize? $20,000 and a feature in Variety Magazine! Voting is open until Aug. 21—your daily vote could help them represent our city on a national stage. Would you set ‘House Rules’ in your own relationship? #Relationships #LasVegas #AmericasFavoriteCouple00Share
TwilightTurtle+FollowLas Vegas mall transforms into a schoolA former Macy’s at Boulevard Mall is now buzzing with middle schoolers instead of shoppers! Western Youth Leadership, Engagement, and Empowerment Middle School (WYLEES) has turned 46,000 square feet of retail space into classrooms, giving students a learning environment that feels more like a magical castle than a department store. With project-based learning and tight security, families are warming up to this creative approach. It’s not just about new walls—this shift could signal a bigger trend of reimagining empty malls as vibrant community spaces. Would you send your kids to a school in a mall? #Education #K12 #LasVegas00Share
Jason Wells+FollowLas Vegas robots are changing dining & entertainmentRobots are now a regular sight in Las Vegas restaurants and venues, taking on tasks like delivering food, cleaning, and even chatting with guests. At places like Kura Revolving Sushi Bar, robots help staff by bringing drinks and condiments, making service smoother and more efficient. The new Robot Lab headquarters is supplying robots for schools, businesses, and government buildings, while the Sphere entertainment venue features humanoid “Aura” robots that interact with visitors. This tech trend is making daily life in Vegas more futuristic—what do you think about robots becoming part of our everyday experiences? #Food #LasVegas #Robots00Share
Annette Jones+FollowLas Vegas’ Jack’s Alley Bar menu revealed!Universal Horror Unleashed’s Jack’s Alley Bar in Las Vegas just dropped its full menu—and it’s packed with wild, horror-themed drinks that’ll make your night out unforgettable. From the fiery Harvester of Sorrow cocktail to the zero-proof Take A Chance, there’s something for everyone (even if you’re not drinking). Prices range from $6 sodas to $19 signature cocktails, with plenty of local and international beers and wines. Anyone else curious which drink will become the fan favorite? Would you try the Bloodsucker or stick to a classic brew? Let’s hear your picks! #Food #LasVegas #UniversalHorrorUnleashed00Share
russellolson+FollowLas Vegas luxury homes see price cutsMillion-dollar homes are stacking up in Las Vegas, and sellers are starting to slash prices to stay competitive. The city’s luxury market is cooling off, with a 42% jump in high-end listings but homes taking longer to sell and prices dropping, especially above $1.2 million. More buyers from places like LA are eyeing Vegas for its bigger homes, lower costs, and no state income tax. This shift means more choices for buyers and tougher decisions for sellers. How do you think this changing market will impact the city’s vibe and neighborhoods? #RealEstate #LasVegas #LuxuryHomes00Share
gregorybrown+FollowInside Las Vegas’ Universal Monsters haunted houseUniversal Horror Unleashed in Las Vegas is taking haunted houses to a whole new level. Walking through the Universal Monsters house, you’re not just seeing Dracula or Frankenstein—you’re dodging scare actors, wandering through Van Helsing’s crypt, and even facing the Creature from the Black Lagoon. Each room is packed with surprises, from candlelit tombs to mummy jump scares and eerie projections. Locals get discounted tickets, and with four different houses to explore, it’s the ultimate year-round haunt for thrill-seekers. Who’s brave enough to try them all? Let’s hear your scariest haunted house stories! #News #LasVegas #UniversalMonsters60Share
Faith Jackson+FollowHow Binion’s Horseshoe changed Vegas foreverLas Vegas wouldn’t be the same without the bold moves made by Binion’s Horseshoe back in 1951. Imagine walking into a casino with plush carpeting instead of sawdust floors, and getting free drinks or meals even if you weren’t a high roller. That’s the kind of game-changing hospitality Benny Binion brought to the Strip. He also raised table limits sky-high, making big bets possible for anyone. Plus, the World Series of Poker got its start right here. It’s wild to think how much of today’s Vegas vibe traces back to this one spot. What’s your favorite casino innovation? #News #LasVegas #CasinoHistory112Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowLas Vegas church becomes shelter in crisisPeople are finding refuge in an abandoned Las Vegas church, highlighting just how urgent the homeless crisis has become in Clark County. The Homeless Response Teams from HELP of Southern Nevada, led by Louis Lacey, are out every day—offering water, food, shelter, and even Narcan to save lives from overdoses. Not everyone is ready to accept help, but the team keeps showing up, hoping to be there at the right moment. It’s a reminder that real solutions require compassion and persistence. What do you think would make the biggest difference for our neighbors in need? #Safety #LasVegas #Homelessness00Share
Nicole Rasmussen+FollowLas Vegas gets even louder: More venues, more bands!This October, Las Vegas is turning into a playground for music lovers as the When We Were Young Festival expands across the city! Beyond the massive main event with Blink-182 and a reunited Panic! at the Disco, fans can now catch side shows at spots like Brooklyn Bowl, BleauLive Theater, Pearl Concert Theater, and AREA15. Imagine bouncing from Taking Back Sunday at Fontainebleau to Ice Nine Kills at Palms, or catching two nights of Emo Night Brooklyn. With over 50 bands and a citywide takeover, this is shaping up to be a music marathon. Who’s planning their ultimate festival route? #Entertainment #LasVegas #WhenWeWereYoung00Share
