The Rampart Casino in Summerlin will rebrand as The Resort at Summerlin starting January 1, 2026, marking a bold new chapter for the property.

This transition aligns with a sweeping $75 million renovation that brings fresh amenities and upscale design across the resort.

Recent upgrades include a sophisticated high-limit gaming room, now open for high-stakes guests and featuring popular slots such as Dragon Cash and Grand Buddha.

In partnership with Caesars Entertainment, the resort will soon unveil a Caesars Sportsbook pending gaming commission approval, introducing cutting-edge sports betting technology to Summerlin, including 20 self-service kiosks and interactive displays.

For the first time in the area, fans can register for the Caesars Sportsbook app and handle mobile cash transactions directly on site.

These developments highlight the resort’s goal to be Summerlin’s premier spot for luxurious gaming and hospitality.

The countdown to CES 2026 has begun, sparking anticipation across the tech world for groundbreaking reveals in Las Vegas from January 6 to 9.

Pre-event buzz starts early, as Samsung launches “The First Look” event on January 4, sharing its Device eXperience vision and debuting AI-driven customer innovations at Wynn Las Vegas.

On January 5, LG highlights Affectionate Intelligence, while Intel announces its Core Ultra Series 3 processors. AMD CEO Lisa Su will explore the next wave of chip technology in a headline keynote.

As the show opens, Lenovo CEO Yuanqing Yang leads the Tech World Conference at Sphere, focusing on smarter AI solutions.

CES 2026 themes include AI integration in smart homes, energy, and decision systems; major display technology advances from Sony; and a push for sustainable tech like the EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra X to promote energy independence in local communities.

The Nashville Cats Vodka Cocktail soared in popularity during the recent Tim McGraw concert series at Caesars Palace’s Colosseum, capturing the attention of fans and mixology enthusiasts alike.

Plans are advancing for a Nashville Cats Cafe on the Las Vegas Strip, promising guests a vibrant blend of cocktails, modern Southern cuisine, and live honky-tonk music.

This contemporary venue is expected to become a nightlife destination, immersing visitors in Nashville-inspired vibes.

The Nashville Cats Vodka Cocktail honors the iconic “Nashville Cats” session musicians who shaped the city’s distinct sound.

There are also discussions to expand the cocktail’s availability to properties like Planet Hollywood and other Caesars Entertainment venues across Las Vegas.

The upcoming cafe aims to unite fans of music, cocktails, and the electric energy of the Strip.

Butcher & Thief has opened at The Bend in southwest Las Vegas, introducing a modern steakhouse concept by Eleven Hospitality Group.

With a spacious 6,800-square-foot setting and a wraparound patio, the restaurant aims to offer an inviting experience focused on value and inclusivity for locals and visitors alike.

Chef Cory Harwell leads the kitchen, spotlighting approachable price points—steaks run $36 to $56 and wine by the glass starts at $8.

The menu fuses classic and unique cuts with entrées like branzino and steelhead trout, while appetizers range from six-cheese macaroni to gluten-free calamari.

Desserts feature playful favorites, including a junk food platter honoring Las Vegas culinary legend Kerry Simon.

Butcher & Thief is open daily for lunch and dinner at 8670 W. Sunset Road, Suite H100, and plans to introduce brunch and happy hour soon.

The Emirates NBA Cup 2025 finals electrify Las Vegas tonight, with the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs dueling for the coveted title.

After a stunning 40-point performance from Jalen Brunson, the Knicks cruised past the Orlando Magic 132-120, signaling their fierce determination.

The Spurs edged out the Oklahoma City Thunder 111-109, with Victor Wembanyama making a triumphant return, contributing 22 points and nine rebounds in just 21 minutes to spark his team’s momentum.

Las Vegas embraces its role as host, with the T-Mobile Arena setting the stage for a 5:30 PM PST tip-off, building anticipation for an epic showdown.

Visitors can enjoy the holiday magic at the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens or dive into the city’s buzzing entertainment scene, promising all attendees an unforgettable night on and off the court.

Fremont Street Experience is ringing in its 30th anniversary with a month packed full of celebrations in downtown Las Vegas.

Known for energizing the city since 1995, the iconic site launched festivities on December 3 with the lively Downtown Hoedown, drawing country music fans with free shows from stars like Midland and Corey Kent.

The merriment continued as the Guinness Holiday Pop-Up offered festive samplings and photo ops, building holiday spirit on December 5 and 6.

December 14 marked the official anniversary, featuring a Menorah lighting, speeches from local leaders, dazzling new canopy shows, and a Christmas tree lighting led by Mayor Shelley Berkley.

The Neon Nights Holiday Lights Village opened that night, enchanting guests with Santa visits and holiday shopping through December 19.

Celebrations continue with the Las Vegas Bowl Pep Rally on December 30, peaking with the star-studded Countdown Under The Canopy™ New Year's Eve bash.

Special cocktails and community spirit round out this unforgettable milestone month on Fremont Street.

Las Vegas's nightlife scene is buzzing with the debut of St. Felix Las Vegas at The Bend.

This spot channels vibes from its Los Angeles origins, infused with personal flair from owner John Arakaki.

Inside, a giant throne chair invites group selfies, while artwork nods to iconic Vegas films for that local charm.

Arakaki draws from his Cleveland roots and music loves, featuring striped halls inspired by album art and designer colors.

Decor like painted skulls and vintage covers creates an authentic, timeless feel without trying too hard.

Nestled in southwest Las Vegas's growing The Bend, it joins a new steakhouse, upcoming pizza joint, bakery, and brewery.

Arakaki's background in energy brands and promotions shapes this Las Vegas dining destination as a community hub.

Cocktails dazzle with fresh twists, like color-changing gins and herb infusions, all made fresh—no batches.

Menu stars include citrusy ceviche, peanut-spiked deviled eggs, rich pastas, and sweet-topped waffles echoing L.A. style.

Curated playlists and retro videos set a fun, unpretentious mood in the evolving valley.