Tyler Schneider is a staff writer at Las Vegas Weekly. His work primarily focuses on travel and tourism, arts and entertainment, and the local economy, often exploring topics such as celebrities, comedy, and nightlife. Tyler's writing has been featured in a variety of publications, including City Pulse, The Pitch, and Las Vegas Sun.
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Tyler Schneider's articles primarily focus on local government and politics in the Lansing, Michigan area. Most of his coverage falls under Government Announcement and Evolving Stories attributes, indicating a preference for breaking news or ongoing developments related to local governance.
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By: Tyler Schneider
The restructuring of federal agencies and job cuts could also impact a potentially dangerous wildfire season.
By: Tyler Schneider
Station Casinos and its 9,700 team members have displayed an uncanny ability to connect with locals through the decades, making it one of the most influential forces in Las Vegas gaming.
By: Tyler Schneider
In 1974, Ida Johnson moved to Las Vegas from Crossett, Arkansas, “a little town 3 miles from the Louisiana line,” at the behest of a cousin who was already working in the Valley.
The night was filled with hits and drama as the 37-year-old Harlem rapper continued the tour of his first project in eight years.
By: Tyler Schneider
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By: Tyler Schneider
An update to the Fremont Street Experience lottery system is still early in the process, with any rule revisions ultimately subject to Las Vegas City Council approval.
By: Tyler Schneider
On the night of October 10, 2025, Toney Foote was only doing what he'd done on Fremont Street for the past decade—moonwalking in Michael Jackson garb—when a city of Las Vegas security officer handed him a citation. The charge? Stepping just outside of his designated six-foot performance circle.
By: Lee Orchard
The moment I step inside The Writer’s Block on a Friday afternoon, everything slows down. Smooth jazz flows through the speakers. Colorful spines lining the...
By: Tyler Schneider
The godfather of trap continues his "Legend of the Snowman" residency at Planet Hollywood's PH Live theater through August 22.
Hospice programs provide healthcare for terminally ill individuals with a life expectancy of six months or less.
