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By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Visitor Numbers Fall in April 2026
Las Vegas saw a 1.8% drop in April visitors following Spirit Airlines' shutdown, yet casino revenue and convention attendance helped offset the decline.

By: Richard JanvrinDisney Files FCC License Renewals Under Protest Amid DEI Investigation
Disney says the FCC's demand for early license renewals is unconstitutional and unprecedented.

By: Richard JanvrinNCAA Filing Reveals Extent of Brendan Sorsby's Gambling Activity
Court documents allege Brendan Sorsby placed thousands of wagers during his college football career.

By: Michael SavioArkansas Sees Record Handle After Sports Betting Expansion
Arkansas sports betting placed over $100 million in wagers in April, setting a new monthly record. The success came as FanDuel and DraftKings had its first full month in the market, though they didn’t contribute much tax revenue.

By: Michael SavioMichigan Expands Gambling-Blocking Software to Meet Demand
The Michigan Gaming Control Board is purchasing 100 additional software amid high demand from residents. The software blocks users from accessing gambling sites and apps, and is very difficult to circumvent, making it an effective RG tool.

By: Grant MitchellAmerica’s Online Casinos Produce $1 Billion in Revenue in April
The previous record of $1.04 billion was set in Dec. 2025, while April marked the fourth time in the last five months that combined revenue hit 10 figures.

By: Richard JanvrinConnecticut Enacts New Sports Betting Consumer Protection Laws
New Connecticut legislation expands sports betting oversight and introduces additional consumer safeguards.

By: Lucas DunnMGM Resorts Launches Drink Las Vegas Festival
MGM Resorts debuts Drink Las Vegas, a four-day culinary and beverage festival across ARIA, Bellagio, The Cosmopolitan, and Park MGM on September 24-27, 2026.

By: Michael SavioNew York, New Jersey Take FIFA to Court Over High Prices
AGs from New York and New Jersey have issued a subpoena to FIFA seeking an explanation for why ticket prices have skyrocketed. Some tickets for the Final are being sold for over $30,000, despite FIFA’s promises of affordability.

By: Grant MitchellCaesars Agrees to Near-$18 Billion Sale to Fertitta Entertainment
Fertitta will acquire all of Caesars’ approximate $11.9 billion in outstanding debt and will pay shareholders $31 cash for each share.