A pair of six-figure jackpots also were won in the Las Vegas Valley.
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While operations at Harry Reid International Airport were normal over the weekend, tourism leaders from across the state are demanding action to end the shutdown.
Backed by President Donald Trump, the new Truth Predict market could produce a new adversary for sports betting states who say sports prediction contracts are illegal.
Clark County commissioners are scheduled to consider a request for another extension on the Dream hotel-casino project near the south edge of the Strip.
The Nevada Resort Association has been lobbying for 60 years. Now, it’s working to determine how casinos will address the end of penny production.
Gaming Leisure Properties Inc., owner of land where the Tropicana stood, said it would not be footing the full bill for an envisioned resort project at the site.
While a former regulator says the shocking details of a gambling scandal involving organized crime shows local casinos are clean, other repercussions await the industry.
The Resort Corridor Court led to an increase in the number of orders banning criminal defendants from the Strip. It could be revived in a special session.
After years of rising prices and mounting customer frustration, one of the largest Las Vegas casino operators is acknowledging that it may have pushed too far.
MGM Resorts International reported mixed results in the third quarter, with Las Vegas operations showing softer summer performance and executives touting a recovery ahead.
A man is suing an MGM Resorts International property after being “violently thrown to the ground,” resulting in head trauma, in an attempt to remove him from the premises.
Caesars Entertainment announced Tuesday that Nevada residents can continue to receive free self-parking Sunday through Thursday and other perks through Dec. 25.
Because the start of the Labor Day weekend began in August, gaming win in the state in September was slightly off compared with a year ago, analysts say.
With a first expansion, a $120 million investment, on the verge of completion, a second $385 million project will ramp up in January and add movie theaters and bowling.