Dozens of wounded service members were given a hero’s reception, greeted by hundreds of MGM Resorts employees who welcomed them to Las Vegas in style.
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The eighth-annual conference highlighted significant changes and challenges in the statewide fight to end youth homelessness.
With President-elect Trump talking deregulation and SpaceX owner Elon Musk a part of Trump’s team, Spaceport developer Rob Lauer is considering a public offering.
The win was one of several across the Las Vegas Valley.
The deal will allow guests of either property to earn and use loyalty card rewards at the other, as well as invitations to events, promotions and special offers.
The U.S. attorney is expected to provide a deep dive into the intricacies of these cases.
Las Vegas Fire and Rescue investigators viewed a surveillance video showing an adult deliberately starting the fire at Binion’s.
Prosecutors say a former Las Vegas casino executive used nearly $400,000 in hotel advertising dollars to promote her romance novel.
Lawyers for Elaine Wynn on Tuesday told a judge that claims that she sought to destroy her ex-husband’s business are “outrageous” and “false.”
The Culinary union said it will look into whether Mandalay Bay followed proper procedures when it cut employees’ work hours, effective immediately, in response to the Oct. 1 Las Vegas shooting.
Fallout from the Adelson family’s December purchase of the Las Vegas Review-Journal and its relationship with Connecticut newspaper publisher Michael Schroeder surfaced Tuesday morning in District Court in the bruising wrongful termination lawsuit filed by former Sands Macau casino executive Steve Jacobs.
Former Bellagio craps dealer James R. Cooper Jr. pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of felony theft for his role in what prosecutors described as a two-year, $1 million craps scheme.
Steve Jacobs’ personal fight of the century is still in the preliminary stages at the Regional Justice Center, but casino titan Sheldon Adelson is already taking punches.
Jury deliberations in the Richard Suen case were interrupted on Monday afternoon after one of the jurors sent Clark County District Judge Rob Bare a note asking to be kept separate from the rest of the jury.
With all the publicity that has followed the CityCenter construction defects case, it never figured to be easy to find an impartial jury.
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As the holiday season approaches, something special happens in Southern Nevada. Amid the twinkling lights and festive décor, a familiar red box quietly reappears, inviting us to pause, reflect and give. But this is not your ordinary vending machine—there are no snacks or sodas here. These are Giving Machines, where every purchase transforms into an […]
The eighth-annual conference highlighted significant changes and challenges in the statewide fight to end youth homelessness.
Around 700 Culinary members have authorized a strike at an off-Strip property as negotiations continue on.
Two recent player disputes involving more than $900,000 adjudicated by the Nevada Gaming Control Board bring the total to $1.3 million lost by players in 2024.
The family of a Florida man has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against an off-Strip casino-hotel after the patron was found unresponsive in his hotel room.
