Las Vegas Casino & Entertainment News

Exterior view of Resorts World Las Vegas with red hotel towers and large LED display on the building facade
Lucas DunnBy: Lucas Dunn

Resorts World Las Vegas Strengthens AML Compliance Under New Leadership

Brian Sandoval highlights the positive changes at Resorts World Las Vegas, emphasizing its strong team and commitment to AML compliance.
Swimming pool area at Red Rock Casino Resort with palm trees and lounge chairs in Las Vegas, Nevada
Lucas DunnBy: Lucas Dunn

Red Rock and Boyd Find Local Market Success as MGM Focuses on High-End Visitors

Red Rock and Boyd Gaming post strong local market growth amid declining Strip visitation as MGM shifts focus towards affluent clients for growth.
Wynn Las Vegas hotel tower with curved glass facade and palm trees in Las Vegas, Nevada
Lucas DunnBy: Lucas Dunn

Wynn Resorts Announces Scholarship Program as Steve Wynn Extortion Case Unfolds

Wynn Resorts introduces the Craig S. Billings Endowed Scholarship, while a Las Vegas man is arrested for extortion attempts against Steve Wynn.
Close-up of Maxx Crosby wearing a Las Vegas Raiders jersey number 98 with eye black, sitting on the sideline during a game
Lucas DunnBy: Lucas Dunn

Raiders Embrace New Direction Under Kubiak as Crosby’s Future Remains Uncertain

Raiders seek to capitalize on Klint Kubiak’s successful tenure with the Seattle Seahawks, highlighted by Sam Darnold’s Pro Bowl performance.
Workers in safety helmets stand beside a large tunnel boring machine during an underground transit tunnel construction project
Lucas DunnBy: Lucas Dunn

Vegas Loop Safety Concerns Raise Scrutiny from Nevada Lawmakers

The Boring Co. has faced nearly $600,000 in fines for environmental violations and workplace safety violations, raising concerns about regulatory oversight.
Night view of the Las Vegas Strip with luxury storefronts, neon lights, and iconic hotels glowing against the city skyline
Lucas DunnBy: Lucas Dunn

Las Vegas Dining Scene Hit With Lawsuits, New Openings, and Health Violations

Amid ongoing disputes, Five Guys is set to open in downtown Vegas, while health violations lead to closures for Mora Iced Creamery and Taqueria Carlos.
The Sphere in Las Vegas illuminated at night with a Mars-themed LED display, surrounded by city lights and buildings
Lucas DunnBy: Lucas Dunn

Las Vegas Venues Dominate Billboard's 2025 Revenue Rankings

Despite a decline in visitors, Las Vegas continues to thrive as tourists flocked to high-profile events, driving impressive ticket sales and profits.
U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto speaking with attendees at the Clark County Democratic Party’s 2020 Kick Off to Caucus Gala in Las Vegas, Nevada
Lucas DunnBy: Lucas Dunn

Nevada Lawmakers Blame President Trump for Las Vegas Tourism Slump

Las Vegas faced a tourism slump in 2025, and lawmakers blame Trump’s immigration policies and rising costs for the 7.5% drop in visitors.
Alpine Formula 1 race car with Microsoft, Castrol, and Pirelli branding on display inside a luxury shopping mall near illy Café
Lucas DunnBy: Lucas Dunn

Grand Prix Plaza Reopens Las Vegas Formula One Circuit for Fans

The revamped Grand Prix Plaza now features a karting track on the Las Vegas Strip Circuit, offering fans a unique F1 experience all year round.
Aerial view of the Las Vegas Strip showing Luxor pyramid, Mandalay Bay, and MGM Grand
Lucas DunnBy: Lucas Dunn

Las Vegas Strip Struggles as Nevada’s Gaming Revenue Dips Slightly

Despite a significant gaming revenue decline on the Vegas Strip in December 2025, regions like Downtown Las Vegas and Laughlin reported notable growth.