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The Thomas Keller Restaurant Group will pay $2 million to resolve an EEOC harassment lawsuit tied to Bouchon Las Vegas, a federal judge ruled.

Investigators allege the White House staffer profited from nonpublic knowledge of presidential speeches.

Sphere Las Vegas is expanding its residency lineup with Rush and Pink in talks, while Metallica's 24-show run kicks off in October.

Rivers Casino Portsmouth generated more than $40 million in local gaming taxes since it began operations over three years ago.

The Delaware Lottery has launched 89 new self-service sports betting kiosks at official retailers across the state. They will offer more wagering options, giving many residents far easier access to sports betting, despite concerns about problem gambling.

The court ruled that Stake.us failed to establish a valid arbitration agreement with the plaintiff.

The study proposes several changes to reduce problem gambling across the state.

Officials say that the new machines will allow users to place more complex sports bets without the assistance of casino clerks or staff.

David Peters won his fifth WSOP bracelet at Event #94, topping a 558-entry field for over $1 million in Las Vegas after a rough summer.

Las Vegas visitation dropped 7.5% in 2025, trimming visitor spending by $4.3 billion, even as gaming revenue hit a new record.