The Perseid meteor shower viewed from Death Valley (Anadolu/Getty Images)
It's the height of summer heat, and Las Vegans know: Nighttime is the best time to enjoy our city. So we're exploring all things nocturnal with Night Week — a special themed week brought to you by the ever-brilliant Neon Museum.
From August 11 to 15 in the podcast and newsletter, we're covering:
How do you celebrate our city after dark? Let us know!
Stay connected to City Cast Las Vegas and get ready to join the local conversation.
Ready for a challenge? Take our weekly quiz, based on the news and stories of this past week in Las Vegas.
"No Kings" rallies are planned this week in Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, and other parts of Southern Nevada.
The Southern Nevada Art Museum just opened in the Downtown Arts District. So, what's the difference between a gallery and a museum?
The Year of the Horse gallops into Las Vegas with parades, festivals, food, and more.
Learn how Black History Month was created, why it takes place in February, and how you can celebrate in Las Vegas.
Nevada aims high for political influence while President Trump faces new poll numbers in the Silver State.
Driving between Las Vegas and Reno is an engaging road trip that’s full of history, natural beauty, and quirky destinations.
Volunteers are tracking ICE in Las Vegas while our community responds to the Minneapolis shootings.
We keep a running list of new restaurants that are worth your attention, but sometimes an old favorite feels new again with a grand retur...
Home + History Las Vegas returns with tours via walking, bus, bikes, and more.
Vegas resorts aren't just for tourists. Have fun and save a few bucks with the best pools deals and discounts for locals.
Visit an iconic, 24-hour cheesesteak restaurant that helped shape the identity of a Vegas neighborhood west of the Strip.
April is a busy month in Las Vegas. Here's your guide to festivals, dining, art, and more.
An artist welcomes the public for a free party with open bars, charcuterie, food truck munchies for sale, and a 70-foot dragon.
A nonprofit exposes a new generation to William Shakespeare with a series of performances at Southern Nevada parks.
Back 2 The Video Store serves alcohol-fueled nostalgia without late fees.
