Las Vegas Casino & Entertainment News

By: Lucas DunnNBA Board Approves Expansion Talks for Las Vegas and Seattle
The NBA has approved expansion talks for Las Vegas and Seattle, assessing ownership and finances, and targeting new teams for the 2028–29 season.

By: Lucas DunnMGM Introduces $330 All-Inclusive Las Vegas Deal for Travelers
MGM rolls out a $330 all-inclusive Las Vegas deal covering hotels, meals, shows, and perks, aiming to simplify trips and appeal to value-driven travelers.

By: Lucas DunnVegas Leadership Milestones: El Cortez Reshuffle and McBurney's Recognition
El Cortez updates its executive team and expansion strategy, while Caesars' Sean McBurney gains Aspen Institute recognition for leadership development.

By: Lucas DunnVanderpump Hotel to Debut on the Las Vegas Strip in May 2026
Opening May 2026, the Vanderpump Hotel will replace The Cromwell with 188 luxury rooms, rooftop pool Soleia, and signature industrial-romantic design.

By: Lucas DunnMarch Madness Drives Las Vegas Crowds Despite Ongoing Tourism Slump
March Madness packs Las Vegas sportsbooks, but rising costs and changing betting habits continue to drive a noticeable decline in tourism.

By: Lucas DunnResorts World Las Vegas to Close Poker Room as Online Gaming Rises
Resorts World will close its poker room as tourism declines and online gaming grows, signaling a broader shift in the city’s casino landscape.

By: Lucas DunnNBA Board Set to Vote on Las Vegas and Seattle Expansion Teams
The NBA is considering expansion into Las Vegas and Seattle, targeting new teams by 2028–29 as owners weigh financial gains and league changes.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Court Advances Dwight Manley Case Against MGM Resorts to Trial
A Las Vegas judge has ruled that Dwight Manley's claim that he was drugged at MGM Resorts will proceed to trial, despite the casino denying any wrongdoing.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Visitor Numbers Decline in 2025 as Gambling Budgets Increase
Las Vegas saw a 7.5% drop in visitors in 2025, as gambling budgets increased, stays shortened, and spending on dining and shopping declined.

By: Lucas DunnLVCVA Launches $3.5M Campaign to Revive Canadian Tourism in Las Vegas
The LVCVA is investing $3.5M in a three-year campaign to revive Canadian tourism in Las Vegas after visitor numbers dropped 24% in 2025.