A View From My Door: The Human Premium https://t.co/KPQys5Qed1 via @reviewjournal @NevadaStateBank

Nevada Bankruptcy Filings Tilt Toward “Throw in the Towel”, Household Stress, Consumer Finance Jan–Dec 2025 bankruptcy filings in Nevada show a subtle but meaningful stress signal: Chapter 7 (liquidation) filings rose to 7,654 vs. 6,699 in 2024 (+14.3%), while Chapter 11 rose to

For #CES 2026 (Jan 6–9), airlines added 360+ flights to LAS from 9 countries; CES spanned >2.6M net sq ft across 13 official venues; LVCC targeted 1.23M tradeshow attendees in 2026 vs ~1.06M in 2025 (+16%). 360+ extra flights and a 13-venue footprint mean midweek compression…

Nevada Is Not “High-Cost” Across the Board, Energy Competitiveness, Electricity Prices People love the lazy talking point that the West is automatically “too expensive.” But the feds’ own energy data says Nevada is quietly cheaper where it matters most. In September 2025,

A View From My Door: The American Dream https://t.co/aVJRcSQ5RF via @reviewjournal @NevadaStateBank

You showed up. Vegas hosted. The data wrapped it all up. 2025 Southern Nevada Wrapped — the numbers behind a year of record crowds and major milestones.

In Las Vegas, “bright” isn’t just a feeling – it is a measurable fact. Named the brightest city on Earth by National Geographic, Southern Nevada doesn’t hold back during the holidays. Millions of lights. Acres of displays. Drive-throughs, gardens, ballparks and winter

According to SafeWise’s 2025 State of Safety an estimated 250,000 packages are stolen each day, totaling roughly $15 billion over the past year. Roughly 42% of Nevadan’s reported at least one package theft in the 8 months before the survey (up from 36% the year before), and 63%

Can’t decide what to watch this holiday season? Same. So, we’ve looked at the data to see which Christmas movies Americans actually love the most. The results confirm a few classics…and reopen at least one long-running debate. At the top of the list is Home Alone, loved by 56%

In 2025, Allegiant Stadium generated roughly $284 per attendee, the highest among the world’s top-grossing stadiums. Notably, venues ranking first and third globally in total gross revenue trailed Allegiant on a per-attendee basis, with Allegiant ranking second overall in gross

Retail therapy is alive and well: Two-thirds of consumers admit their emotions steer their spending. But the splurges aren’t where you might hope. Food takes the crown at 63 percent, then clothing and beauty. Vacations? Only 22 percent of mood-driven buys. Emotional relief is far

Nevada’s holiday spending is up 67% from 2016, proving that even in a tight-budget environment, consumers will always find more room for gifts, food and décor. Call it rational optimism or pure festive elasticity — either way, holiday demand is holding strong.

Las Vegas is celebrating another exciting week of the @LasVegasNFR, and the numbers behind this signature event tell a remarkable story. For 40 years, the NFR has been a December cornerstone for Southern Nevada, drawing record crowds, generating more than $200 million in annual

CityCenter math: Blackstone sold the real estate at ~5.5%, now Realty Income clips 7.4% on the stack. In Vegas-speak, the landlords just found a higher-pay table. Good spot by @AC2Vegas_Danzis and @reviewjournal.

A View From My Door: A long overdue thank you https://t.co/4jsChzBUaF via @reviewjournal @NevadaStateBank @ClarkCountySch

Holiday travel tip: know your regional preferences. Pumpkin pie may dominate the national market, but Florida and Georgia prove that outliers have influence, too.

Seasonality is one thing. November’s pumpkin-pie surge is another. Did you know that half of all annual pumpkin pie sales occur in November? A perfect example of how holiday behavior reshapes the market.

There is a growing disconnect between what employers need and what educators believe students are ready to do. Employers prioritize job-specific technical skills, communication and digital literacy. Educators, meanwhile, emphasize critical thinking, communication and

Development in Southern Nevada doesn’t stop at city limits. Together, our region’s jurisdictions have shaped nearly 173,000 acres of development across the Las Vegas Valley. @ClarkCountyNV @cityofhenderson @CNLV @CityOfLasVegas

Interesting article from @TheNVIndy. Chronic absenteeism in Nevada public schools is about 26% in 2024–25, down from roughly 29% the prior year; nearly 500 of 700 schools saw decreases (avg −2.7 pts). Fewer chronically absent students strengthen SoNV’s future labor pipeline;