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TIP...Airport Shuttles... offer shuttle buses between the airport and the various Strip and downtown hotels. These buses usually cost under $5 per person to Strip hotels and under $7 per person to downtown hotels which makes them a lot cheaper than taxis. You can take care of your return trip to the airport by buying a round-trip shuttle bus ticket which offers some savings. They typically cost around $8 for Strip hotels and $10 for downtown hotels. Be sure to ask the driver for a telephone number to call for a pick-up when you have to return to the airport.

TIP...Downtown Parking... The street parking meters have become a little friendlier for evening visitors downtown. Previously,the meters were active from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Mondays through Saturdays, except for holidays. The city reduced the evening curfew on them to 6 p.m. to benefit evening visitors.

TIP...CAT (Citizen Area Transit) is Las Vegas' public transportation system. Deuce double-decker buses are a cheap way between casinos. The fare is $2 (exact change required).

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NEWS...Las Vegas casinos become polling sites LAS VEGAS, Jan. 13 (UPI) -- Democratic Party officials, hoping to increase voter turnout in the Nevada caucuses, will for the first time use Las Vegas casinos as polling places....More MORE...

NEWS...Las Vegas AFL team to move to Cleveland in 2008. Team spokesperson...MORE...

NEWS...First Friday celebrates 5th anniversary in downtown Las Vegas... It’s the first Friday of the month tomorrow and that means the First Friday art festival downtown. While each First Friday is a unique event, tomorrow marks the 5th anniversary of the monthly street festival...MORE

NEWS...Housing prices continue to fall and jobless rate is on the rise. Casino workers vote for...MORE

NEWS...LAS VEGAS, Nov. 19 (UPI) -- Trial observers predict O.J. Simpson will face a hostile jury pool when he is tried in Las Vegas on kidnapping and armed robbery charges.

"Nevada's juries are tough juries," said attorney Robert Langford. "We're a lot more common-sense oriented and a lot more likely to convict."