Nevada Tourism Commission members got their first look at the state’s newest tourism marketing campaign Monday, applauding a new approach that focuses more on experiencing the adventures visitors can have in the state than beautiful landscapes of Lake Tahoe or the Valley of Fire.
The most talented cowboys in the country are returning to Las Vegas in two weeks and this time they’re going to make a lot more money at the National Finals Rodeo.
Yes, that may have been a business jet you saw on Swenson Street in the early-morning hours over the weekend.
When Haggen announced in early October that Smart & Final bid on its store at Trails Village Center in Summerlin, many thought that would be a good choice to fill the vacuum in the shopping center.
Southern Nevadans will get a break on their monthly electricity bills beginning in January.
A New York state judge denied a temporary restraining order sought by daily fantasy sports companies DraftKings and FanDuel in an effort to keep operating in the state after New York’s attorney general deemed the games to be illegal gambling.
Car buyers now owe $1 trillion on their car loans, the first time they’ve ever owed that much.
Illinois-based investment group Z Capital, the largest shareholder in casino operator Affinity Gaming, has made its fourth offer in the past two years to acquire the Las Vegas-headquartered company in a deal valued at $700 million.
Casino operator Penn National Gaming said it received notice from the Nasdaq that it is not in compliance with listing rules, an announcement the company anticipated.
Scientific Games Corp. Chief Financial Officer Scott Schweinfurth will retire at the end to the year, the slot machine and lottery giant announced Monday.
