The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority has plans to spend $2.3 billion to expand its convention center and create a Global Business District. However, the first step will be a $42 million project to demolish the 60-year-old Riviera casino-hotel, and then pave the 26-acre site and turn it into an outdoor exhibition space on a temporary basis. It’s unclear when construction of the convention center would begin. Read The Associated Press story here Read the AP story here
Georgia DOT joins 11 states requiring e-Ticketing in 2026
The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) has launched a statewide e-Ticketing initiative—starting in 2026, all contractors will be required to use e-Ticketing under Section 110 of GDOT specifications. As a first step,
