Las Vegas Casino & Entertainment News

Advent Allen Entertainment bought a 2.48-acre Strip parcel for Top Gun Vegas, relocating the aviation-themed attraction near Harry Reid Airport.

MSG has sued WIRED for defamation, tying the case to James Dolan's broader tech use across venues like the Sphere.

Flavor Flav closed part of the Las Vegas Strip to celebrate over 100 female Olympians and Paralympians with a parade and concert.

The Thomas Keller Restaurant Group will pay $2 million to resolve an EEOC harassment lawsuit tied to Bouchon Las Vegas, a federal judge ruled.

Sphere Las Vegas is expanding its residency lineup with Rush and Pink in talks, while Metallica's 24-show run kicks off in October.

David Peters won his fifth WSOP bracelet at Event #94, topping a 558-entry field for over $1 million in Las Vegas after a rough summer.

Las Vegas visitation dropped 7.5% in 2025, trimming visitor spending by $4.3 billion, even as gaming revenue hit a new record.

UNLV law professor Danielle Finn says tribal and state gaming interests, usually at odds, are now aligned against prediction markets — with over 20 lawsuits alleging violations of federal Indian gaming law and billions in lost tax revenue at stake.

MGM Resorts stock jumped after-hours as talks with Barry Diller's People Inc. advance toward a possible $18 billion deal.

Jiaying Chen married 14 men across Las Vegas, collecting cash under false pretenses to fund a gambling habit before her guilty plea.