Las Vegas Casino & Entertainment News

Opening May 2026, the Vanderpump Hotel will replace The Cromwell with 188 luxury rooms, rooftop pool Soleia, and signature industrial-romantic design.

March Madness packs Las Vegas sportsbooks, but rising costs and changing betting habits continue to drive a noticeable decline in tourism.

Resorts World will close its poker room as tourism declines and online gaming grows, signaling a broader shift in the city’s casino landscape.

The NBA is considering expansion into Las Vegas and Seattle, targeting new teams by 2028–29 as owners weigh financial gains and league changes.

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.

Las Vegas saw a 7.5% drop in visitors in 2025, as gambling budgets increased, stays shortened, and spending on dining and shopping declined.

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.

MGM Resorts educates employees and guests on responsible gambling through GameSense, promoting safer play and a balanced Vegas experience.

The Ravens canceled their trade for Maxx Crosby over medical concerns and quickly signed Trey Hendrickson to a four-year, $120 million deal.

Visit Las Vegas launches "Code Match", a sphere-powered mobile game revealing three-digit winning codes for 16 exclusive Vegas prize packages.