Las Vegas Casino & Entertainment News

LVCVA announced the inaugural ‘Fabulous 5-Day Sale’ that will run citywide from September 22-26 to counter the summer tourism slump.

Vegas Valley casinos honor Charlie Kirk with marquee tributes after his tragic shooting during a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University.

Wizard of Oz at Sphere rakes $2 million running two to three shows daily with 4k-5k attendees, and the Eagles add more shows until January 2026.

LVCVA counters the narrative of a ‘dying’ Las Vegas with a new campaign highlighting the glitz and glamour the city is famous for.

Nowadays, many slot machines that are popular hits on casino floors in Las Vegas and beyond are making their way to the online space, debuting in online casinos and mobile apps across North America.

MGM Resorts and Playtech expand ‘Live from Vegas’ with Fremantle-licensed Family Feud game show streamed live from MGM Grand’s Vegas studio.

Major operators like Caesars and MGM confirm Q2 and Q3 weakness, with Q4 recovery hopes dimming as October bookings and rates show early softness.

According to the casino’s WARN notice, jobs cut at the casino include dealers, security, cooks, bingo agents, and managerial staff.

Despite Las Vegas tourism falling 11.3% in June, experts underscore the sector's resilience, pointing to Nevada's 3.5% YoY revenue increase.

Spotlight Outdoors Ads announced a Vegas Strip Tower Network, featuring 13 LED towers on bridges along Las Vegas Boulevard’s busiest intersections.