Las Vegas Casino & Entertainment News

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas' Station Casinos Debuts New 50th Anniversary Logo
Station Casinos unveiled a new logo and brand campaign marking 50 years in Las Vegas, honoring its roots as the Bingo Palace.

By: Lucas DunnTraveler Wins $3.3 Million Jackpot at Harry Reid Airport
A lucky traveler named Anthony hit a $3.3 million jackpot on a $10 slot spin during a layover at Harry Reid International Airport.

By: Lucas DunnWoman Arrested in Casino Garage Over Mass Shooting Plot
Henderson police arrested Allison Howlett after seizing 52 firearms, including an automatic MP5, foiling an alleged mass shooting plot.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Visitation Rebounds After Months of Slow Tourism
Las Vegas visitor arrivals climbed 2% in May 2026 to 3.48 million, marking a rare upturn after months of sluggish tourism metrics.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Strip Gaming Revenue Climbs 13.2% in May 2026
Las Vegas Strip gaming revenue climbed 13.2% in May 2026 to $807.9 million, marking the eighth-best month in state history.

By: Lucas DunnHard Rock Las Vegas Proposes New 2,000-Seat West Theater
Hard Rock has submitted plans for a 2,000-seat west theater at its former Mirage site, adding to two other entertainment venues already under conversion.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Airport Passenger Traffic Drops 8.3% in May 2026
Declining airport traffic and a major airline exit are raising fresh concerns about the health of Las Vegas tourism heading into summer 2026.

By: Lucas DunnTerrible's Gaming Saves Primm Resort with Emergency License
Nevada regulators granted Terrible's Gaming emergency approval to operate Primm's casinos, preserving 300 jobs days before an Independence Day shutdown deadline.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Leads US Conference and July 4 Travel Rankings
Las Vegas earned the No. 1 spot on US News' conference city list and WalletHub's July 4 rankings, backed by record-breaking convention attendance and world-class infrastructure.

By: Lucas DunnNevada Removes Two Deceased Mob-Linked Men from Black Book
Nevada gaming regulators are removing two Kansas City mob-linked men from the casino exclusion list following their deaths in 2021 and 2023.