Las Vegas Casino & Entertainment News

By: Lucas DunnUNLV Names Nick Garritano as Its New Head Baseball Coach
UNLV has named CSN's Nick Garritano as its new head baseball coach. The Las Vegas native and Rebel Hall of Famer brings a 632-271 junior college record.

By: Lucas DunnTom Brady Steps Up as Raiders Owner at OTAs
Brady's Raiders presence grows during OTAs as players and coaches praise his input. Meanwhile, Taron Johnson's absence tests the defensive backfield.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Visitor Numbers Fall in April 2026
Las Vegas saw a 1.8% drop in April visitors following Spirit Airlines' shutdown, yet casino revenue and convention attendance helped offset the decline.

By: Lucas DunnMGM Resorts Launches Drink Las Vegas Festival
MGM Resorts debuts Drink Las Vegas, a four-day culinary and beverage festival across ARIA, Bellagio, The Cosmopolitan, and Park MGM on September 24-27, 2026.

By: Lucas DunnDina Titus Urges Congress to Crack Down on Prediction Markets
Rep. Dina Titus is pushing Congress to regulate prediction markets like Kalshi, warning they bypass consumer protections required of licensed gambling operators.

By: Lucas DunnMGM Resorts Stock Jumps 9.6% After Two Analyst Upgrades
MGM Resorts surged 9.6% to $42.15 after Truist and JPMorgan both upgraded the stock, citing improving Las Vegas Strip demand and stronger room rate trends.

By: Lucas DunnBTS Concerts Are Boosting Las Vegas Chinatown Sales
BTS concerts at Allegiant Stadium are sending fans straight to Spring Mountain Road, where businesses report sales up to 75% higher than a normal weekend.

By: Lucas DunnBTS Sells Out 4 Nights in Las Vegas on Arirang World Tour
BTS kicked off a four-night sold-out run in Las Vegas this Memorial Day weekend, bringing their Arirang World Tour to Allegiant Stadium in style.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Native Kyle Busch, Two-Time NASCAR Champion, Dies at 41
Two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and Las Vegas native Kyle Busch has died at 41 after being hospitalized with a sudden, severe illness on Thursday.

By: Lucas DunnNevada Casino AML Rules Tighten After $32M in Fines
Nevada's Gaming Commission approved sweeping AML regulations after four Strip casinos paid $32M in fines. Here's what the new rules mean for the industry.