One thing can get a buttoned-up millennial feminist to praise Las Vegas: Britney Spears.

Big, bright and unashamedly over the top, Las Vegas lives up to the brash American stereotype, in neon.

Five years in the making, Seven Magic Mountains is the work of Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone, inspired by the natural "hoodoo" rock formations in southwestern America.

First-timer Derek Cheng heads to Burning Man in the Nevada desert in search of fun and dancing.

To hook young visitors back into casinos, the kings of Vegas are betting on a new strategy: making gambling look like a video game.

Relentless rain has put an end to revelry at this year’s Burning Man festival before it could even begin.

Pamela Wade opts for some out-of-the-box, wild adventures.

Unidentified patrons sip and stare into space, waiting for a signal from the mother ship as Kevin Pilley flies into Rachel.

Once you've seen the bright lights of The Strip, check out these other great things to see and do in The Silver State.

Las Vegas may never sleep but Daniel Richardson found just the place to relax - in glorious Roman style.

Want to see some real cowboys and cowgirls at work? Head to one of these rodeo hotspots.

As America's oldest highway marks its centenary, Chris Moss rounds up the options for a US fly-drive.

Adam Lanza may have hinted at his deadly plans online in the days before last year's Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre.

A teacher was killed and two students critically injured in a school shooting this morning in Nevada, which also left the schoolboy gunman dead.

Jo Bates makes her way around Las Vegas on the hunt for fun and cocktails.

James Robinson puts aside his scepticism on a ghost trail in Nevada.

The biggest little city in the world has spruced up its act, as Rob McFarland discovers.

Luxury RVs have all the trappings of penthouse suites, writes Marian Carroll, from marble benchtops to bronze fittings.

Lake Tahoe offers mountain beauty paired with casino bustle, writes Pamela Wade.

Las Vegas is where a bride's theme will come true, writes Maria Slade.