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Brightline West Breaks Ground on High-Speed Rail Line
Metro Magazine· 6 days agoBrightline West officially broke ground on the nation's first true high-speed rail system, which...
Work starts on bullet train rail line from Sin City to the City of Angels
San Antonio Express-News· 7 days agoA $12 billion high-speed passenger rail line between Las Vegas and the Los Angeles area has started...
Florida has some of the worst airports
WPBF Palm Beach· 3 days agoThis surge is putting a lot of pressure on airports, which are already dealing with insufficient funding and staff shortages.
In Las Vegas, A Billionaire’s Blueprint For Building Bullet Trains
Forbes· 6 days agoUnder a blazing morning Las Vegas sun, billionaire Wes Edens and Transportation Secretary Pete...
Gentle, widespread rain covers most of Las Vegas Valley
Las Vegas Review-Journal· 3 days agoSky conditions were mostly cloudy. The weather service forecast a high near 71, but after a high of...
Southern Nevada veterans surprised by constant praise during Honor Flight trip to Washington D.C.
FOX 5 Las Vegas· 7 days agoLAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) -World War Two, Korean and Vietnam War veterans from Southern Nevada returned...
Yucca 2025
Colorado Newsline via Yahoo News· 6 days agoThis commentary originally appeared in the Nevada Current. Some Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives went full-on blast-from-the-past this...
A trip to Chloride, Arizona, reveals some interesting history. Here's what to expect
Victorville Daily Press via Yahoo News· 4 days agoOne true artist, not me, was Roy Purcell, a world renowned western painter who created marvelously...
Brightline Bullet Train Prompts Development in Las Vegas
The Real Deal· 5 days agoBrightline West has pounded its first spike in its 218-mile high-speed rail line between Los Angeles...
Brightline West announces start of work on Vegas-to-LA high-speed rail
Las Vegas Review-Journal· 7 days agoThe 80,000-square-foot station will feature a parking garage and will be within a short distance of ...
