The news regarding New Jersey allowing legal wagering on the Academy Awards brings up a question: When will Nevada follow suit?
Nevada is losing out on innovation and tax revenue. The state should be at the forefront of allow betting on nonsporting events such as the Academy Awards and political races so we can remain tops in the industry.
Las Vegas vets should do their part to prevent animal cruelty.
Regarding the article in your Aug. 12 business section about downtown casino owner Derek Stevens replacing table games at one of his properties with “high energy” slot machines: What a crock.
If Mr. Jaffe’s goal is to rally readers against partisan gerrymandering, his argument would be far more compelling if it condemned abuses on both sides —especially when the offense in his own backyard is even more blatant.
Rising traffic fatalities and pedestrian deaths dominate local headlines, and the RTC’s Safe Streets for All initiative is gathering public input. Awareness is not the problem — action is.
Why should Las Vegas cater to locals instead of tourists? Vegas is tourist-driven.
