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News brief: Authorities arrested the owner and manager of a business known as "Lucky's" after a three-month investigation.

News brief: Over 1,000 entrants are likely to participate at the Vegas Hotel for $100,000 in total payouts.

Mark Lipparelli, who previously held executive positions at Bally Technologies and Shuffle Master, was named to the three-member Gaming Control Board.

A couple who won a $10,000 jackpot from Viejas Casino in California decided to take part of their winnings to buy toys and donate them to the Salvation Army.

Shares in the gaming sector lost anywhere from 23 percent to 95 percent of their value in 2008.

How did Las Vegas get where it is today? Here are a handful of key reference sources which may explain where we are now and give some indication of what the future holds.

Seasonal temperatures are in store tonight for Las Vegas partygoers welcoming in the new year.

2008 was a challenging year for arts in Las Vegas.

Rooms are booked, fireworks are set and Metro Police will be on standby tonight for Las Vegas’ busiest night of the year.

Federal investigators examine source of money businessman used to pay off gambling debts to Binion’s and Caesars Palace.

News brief: The Angels of the Winds Casino in Arlington was under expansion for most of the year and tripled in size.

Eight huge jackpots worth over $730,000 were awarded in the last 10 days at Spa Resort Casino.

Randy Black Sr. has given up some operational control and his company has named Anthony Toti its new chief operating officer.

News brief: Police are trying to identify a man who jumped off a casino parking garage and ended up lying on the sidewalk near Trump Taj Mahal.

Launch sites for the annual fireworks show on the Las Vegas Strip have been changed and will bring different viewing angles.

News brief: The New York Giants are 2-1 favorites to repeat as Super Bowl champions.

News brief: The economic recession hasn't turned people away from gambling, but many are being forced to spend less.

The construction company that the state cited for worker safety violations for the January fire was largely cleared of responsibility.

News brief: The woman will spend 18 months in prison and will be deported for her involvement in a fraudulent credit card scheme.

The gambling industry will deal with an "unprecedented economic downturn" according to independent research firm Spectrum Gaming Group.