The iconic street officially opened with its overhead canopy in 1995; however, the street itself has roots dating all the way back to the start of the city of Las Vegas.

Las Vegas has mastered the art of tearing down its past to make room for the latest. So what is the next chapter?

Sony Pictures announced that it would build a $1.8 billion movie studio and mixed-use development in Las Vegas. A few months ...

Our man Ross Heppenstall continues his Las Vegas diary with a trip behind the scenes Wolves team bus and a visit to Fremont ...

A grandma was visiting Las Vegas from Hawaii to see her grandkids when she won a life-changing prize at a poker table. The ...

Stavros Halkias at the Chelsea, Mēla Guitar Quartet at UNLV, the St. Paddy’s Day Bash at Fremont Street Experience and more ...

Las Vegas’ largest St. Patrick’s Day celebration is ready ... Festivities will begin at 10 a.m., with ticket prices starting ...

It's more than 30 years old and the last of its kind in Las Vegas! – Reannon Muth Fremont Street used to be dominated by classic, but less-frequented casinos that seemed past their prime ...

The Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay —This aquarium is home to more than 2,000 species of sharks, exotic fresh and saltwater fish, ...

Las Vegas casinos occasionally see some strange incidents, but one recent case involving a milk jug full of gasoline stands out. Police allege Jonathan Luna, 30, poured gas on the floor of Binion ...