A disgraced Connecticut newspaper owner associated with casino mogul Sheldon Adelson’s recent purchase of the Review-Journal has emerged as a figure in a long-running lawsuit that involves allegations that Adelson tolerated organized crime ties at his properties in Macau.
There’s a new ride-hailing company in town, and it doesn’t look anything like Uber and Lyft.
The Strip is a prime location for a light-rail system because farebox revenue generated by the system would likely pay for operation and maintenance as well as some of the cost of building it.
The PBR, the Professional Bull Riders, will produce and promote a rodeo and a headline bull riding event as part of Las Vegas Helldorado Days in May, joining forces with local groups to celebrate the city’s Western roots.
Are you desperate to own a rare piece of Las Vegas history? Are you willing to pay a lot more for it than the government says it’s worth? You’re in luck.
After weeks under a harsh national spotlight, the newspaper executive embroiled in a media-ethics scandal that involved the Las Vegas Review-Journal issued a formal mea culpa.
The Connecticut newspaper publisher at the center of a national media-ethics firestorm is no longer managing the Las Vegas Review-Journal or its parent company.
A move by the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates will boost the cost of loans for cars and trucks, but auto dealers aren’t expecting it to dent sales in 2016.
