Las Vegas is set to offer a relatively convenient setting for the 2027 College Football Playoff national championship game, a top local tourism official said.
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As it prepares to celebrate six decades on the Strip, an iconic hotel-casino is upgrading its high-end room offerings for its top-level guests.
The purchase raises the prospect of a new campus in Southern Nevada amid fierce demand for digital storage space.
Air Line Pilot Association and International Brotherhood of Teamsters are the biggest unions monitoring planned $1.5 billion joining of Allegiant Air, Sun Country Airlines.
Developers are being asked to submit proposals with at least 100 units and commercial space.
“This is, literally, the birthplace of hotel tourism and casino as we know it today in Las Vegas,” Jeff Victor, vice president of operations for Circa Hospitality Group, said Thursday morning.
A bond analyst said Thursday she doubts Harrah’s Entertainment’s latest debt swap offer will be successful and predicted the gaming company could end up in bankruptcy court before the year is out.
An $890 million convention center renovation that Las Vegas boosters once said was vital to the local economy will likely be put on hold.
WASHINGTON — Sen. Harry Reid introduced legislation Thursday to speed development of a green-powered electricity system, an effort he said was a big part of his vision of a nation that might someday run on renewable energy.
The number of residential mortgage loans in Nevada that are either delinquent or in foreclosure reached 18 percent in the fourth quarter of last year, second only to Florida’s 20 percent rate, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported Thursday.
Phil Ruffin’s return to the casino business cleared its first hurdle Wednesday morning.
By the time Las Vegas finally recovers from the economic meltdown, the region will face another costly challenge — accommodating a generation of older customers who will have a hard time navigating the huge, multibillion-dollar resorts that sustain the local economy.
WASHINGTON — Enough already with business event bashing, the nation’s travel leaders are saying in a campaign launched Wednesday aimed at stopping an industry slide.
Riviera Holdings Corp. moved a step closer to financial upheaval Wednesday because of a dispute with its lender over who will control the company’s bank accounts.
Assembly Speaker Barbara Buckley, D-Las Vegas, on Wednesday backed a bill that would give investors access to regulatory ratings and examination results on hard-money lenders.
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In addition to travelers being able to purchase branded Mob Museum souvenirs, they’ll be able to see a red Jaguar once owned by Gambino crime boss John Gotti.
Construction crews recently started tearing down motel buildings on Fremont Street that had a history of fires and squatters.
UFC entered into a naming rights agreement with Meta for the mixed-martial arts promoter’s Apex facility in Las Vegas.
Plus, Maine is set to become the eighth state with legal online casinos after Gov. Janet Mills allowed a tribal-exclusive iGaming bill to take effect without her signature.
