The operating unit of Caesars Entertainment Corp will learn Wednesday whether its bankruptcy will proceed in Chicago, where the casino company filed for Chapter 11 this month, or in Delaware, a U.S. bankruptcy judge in Delaware said on Tuesday.
Two former Vanderbilt University football players were found guilty on Tuesday in the rape of an unconscious female student.
Trifecta Gallery co-owner Marty Walsh cried the first night she was in Las Vegas because it wasn’t the place she’d hoped it was.
This Friday, the world of MMA will converge on the Venetian hotel for the MMA Awards, which will feed athletes’ bank accounts as well as their egos.
A Las Vegas limousine company will be required to pay $232,317 to 479 employees for violating the federal Fair Labor Standards Act and paying workers less than minimum wage.
Here’s a recipe for those who want to give the traditional German cookie a try.
Chef Michael Mina opened Bardot Brasserie in the Aria this month. Its interior is designed to evoke a cafe along Paris’ Champs Elysees in the ’20s.
Officers from the Boca Raton, Fla., police were called to the Renaissance Hotel at 2000 NW 19th St. Sunday morning after receiving a call from employees that two young children were in possible danger.
“Roast Figs, Sugar Snow: Food to Warm the Soul” features recipes such as Quebecois mussel chowder with cod and cider.
In the NFL, the Seattle Seahawks will see whether they can win a second straight Super Bowl by defeating the New England Patriots. If the battle moved to the dinner table, salmon would be up against lobster. Chefs take sides.
Blake Sartini said Golden Gaming’s planned transition into a publicly traded company was about timing. So far, his sense of timing has never been questioned. The merger with Minnesota-based Lakes Entertainment will result in the company — recognized as Nevada’s largest slot machine route operator and tavern owner — acquiring a casino in Maryland and assuming Lakes’ listing on the Nasdaq.
Boulder City’s Coffee Cup has been featured on “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” so which is it? Well, it doesn’t have a drive-in, so we can rule that out. That leaves diner or dive, and I’d place it somewhere in the middle.
An American security contractor working for Virginia-based security firm Crucible LLC was among those killed in an attack on a Libyan hotel on Tuesday, an executive of the firm said.
Gaming Control Board Chairman A.G. Burnett and Member Shawn Reid were reappointed to new four-year terms Tuesday by Gov. Brian Sandoval.
Twentieth Century Fox has released the first teaser trailer for Josh Trank’s reboot of Marvel’s “Fantastic Four,” six months before its Aug. 7 release.
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Slot machine giant International Game Technology said Tuesday revenue and earnings fell in the first quarter despite double-digit increases from the company’s social gaming business.
A supposed prank on the Franchise Tax Board in Sacramento prompted a very serious response.
Another key defendant pleaded guilty Tuesday in the scheme to take over and defraud Las Vegas-area homeowners associations.
A south Georgia man was charged Tuesday with murder in the death of a couple who went missing last week after contacting a car seller on Craigslist, police said.
Marshawn Lynch, the Seattle Seahawks running back who shuns the media the same way he avoids tacklers, is a man of few words and he had just seven of them at his Super Bowl Media Day appearance on Tuesday.
When Ryan Ferguson and his dad travel this week to Glendale, Arizona, for the Super Bowl, it will be a bucket-list experience. And yet for them it will be so much more. For Ferguson, a Missouri native, it’ll be a chance to thank his father, Bill — the man who never stopped fighting for him while he spent 10 years behind bars for a crime he didn’t commit.
Go ahead and say it. Arnie Wexler has heard it before. Through the years, he has been called just about every name you can think of. A traitor to the sporting life. A quitter in the endless game of sports betting. A loser.
A family in Gardena, Calif., said Monday they were concerned about the safety of what looked and smelled like “black sludge and sediment” coming out of their water faucet.
The Silver State’s jobless rate dipped to a six-year low, and the state added nearly 40,000 jobs in 2014. Employers statewide have created 99,000 new positions since 2010, the state’s employment department reported Tuesday.
A person refusing to come out of an east valley home after a reported domestic dispute prompted Metro police to send out their SWAT unit and evacuate a neighborhood.