Las Vegas Casino & Entertainment News

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Casino Execs Push for Cannabis Partnerships to Boost Tourism
The current Nevada law requires at least a 1,500ft separation between cannabis shops and casinos, and cannabis delivery is prohibited on the Strip.
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By: Lucas DunnResorts World Las Vegas Executive Shakeup Hints at Operational Revamp
Resorts World described the leadership transition as pivotal to its recovery strategy, aiming to capitalize on upcoming growth opportunities.

By: Lucas DunnUS Tariff Concerns Lead Wynn to Postpone Encore Remodel in Las Vegas
CEO Billings explained that while operational impacts on food and beverage remain manageable, capital expenditures pose challenges due to tariffs.

By: Lucas DunnNevada Lawmakers Push for Industry-Wide Transparency with H.R. 1479 Support
The bill intends to eliminate frustration with drip pricing, where lodging providers advertise low fees but pile on more charges during visits.

By: Lucas DunnBeyonce’s “Cowboy Carter” Tour Sparks Sphere Copyright Dispute
The tour footage shows the superstar towering over the Strip while holding a replica of the iconic venue, sparking speculation of a residency.

By: Lucas DunnMGM Resorts Phases Out Concierge Desks at Six Las Vegas Properties
The resort conglomerate cited the significant reliance of travelers on digital booking solutions for the closure of the concierge desks.
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By: Lucas DunnPenske Media Plans Las Vegas Expansion with Rolling Stone Hotel & Casino
A rebrand of Downtown Grand is expected to draw more foot traffic with music-focused entertainment that aligns with Rolling Stone's reputation.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Strip Records Positive Room Bookings in Q1 Despite Local Concerns
Despite strong Las Vegas Strip bookings, the LVCVA confirmed a 1.1% drop in January visitor volume and anticipates further decline in the summer.
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By: Lucas DunnResorts World Las Vegas Axes Dozens of Jobs as it Streamlines Operations
The layoffs come a day before Resorts World is scheduled to face disciplinary action by the Nevada Gaming Commission for AML failures.

By: Lucas DunnResorts World Las Vegas Could Pay Second-Largest AML Fine in Vegas History
The settlement comes after the resort casino was extensively investigated for alleged money laundering and illegal gambling operations.