Casino Boss Says Canadian and US Dollars Will Be Treated Equally
That means that Canadian guests will pay the same rate as Americans without needing to exchange their dollars for the more powerful American equivalent.
Vegas Bookmaker Manteris Urges Congress to Enforce Separation of Sports and Betting
With over 40 years in the industry, Manteris warns that the rapid growth of legal sports betting in America has surpassed regulatory safeguards.
Las Vegas’ Golden Gate Casino Marks 120 Years of History on Fremont Street
To honor its long history, an anniversary celebration took place on January 16 in downtown Las Vegas, featuring giveaways, free shots, and merch.
Las Vegas 2026 Concert Guide: BTS World Tour Dates and DLVEC Venue Changes Revealed
DLVEC balances parking needs with concerts as BTS announces three stadium shows, new acts debut, and venues expand with Bowie tributes.
NGCB Moves to Add Convicted Vegas Bookie Bowyer to Black Book List
Nevada Gaming Control Board adds convicted bookie Matthew Bowyer to Black Book over laundering fines at Resorts World, MGM, and Caesars.
Canadian Travel Drop Threatens 2026 Vegas Visits as Air Capacity Plummets
Ailevon Pacific’s Joel Van Over told LVCVA that the Canadian tourism capacity drop is impacting Vegas visitation, with 200,000 fewer airline seats.
Mary J. Blige to Debut 1st Vegas Residency as Tesla Rolls Out Robovans in Loop
Mary’s “My Life, My Story” residency will run ten shows in May and July 2026, as Tesla seeks to optimize tunnel capacity with the Robovans.
Las Vegas Athletics Barred from Trademarking Team Name Despite Move
USPTO rejects Las Vegas A’s ‘Athletics’ for being too generic despite a 125-year legacy from Philadelphia in 1901 to Sin City plans in 2028.
Durango Casino Expands as Station Casinos Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Durango Casino launches 275k sq ft expansion in Las Vegas after south-end casino and parking additions, as Station Casinos marks 50 years of business.
Las Vegas Ends 2025 With Nearly 5,000 Job Losses Amid Visitor Decline
Nevada’s largest sectors (leisure/hospitality) and construction saw steep Q4 job losses that trade and transport gains couldn’t reverse.