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News Brief: In the town's host agreement for a casino with the Mashpee Wampanoags, the town must actively help the tribe, and this concerns some local officials who last week again denied Middleboro a seat on the Regional Task Force on Casino Impacts.

News Brief: Like their customers, many San Diego County tribal casinos are feeling the effects of falling housing prices, rising food prices and $3-a-gallon gas.

News Brief: Four prosperous California tribes are pushing for a massive gambling expansion, and opinions among Indians are split.

News Brief:Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley announced that the community will lease rights to an undisclosed number of slot machines to other Arizona tribes that already have gambling operations.

News Brief: The Ho-Chunk Nation is suing Gov. Jim Doyle, saying he lacked the authority to negotiate perpetual gambling compacts that were later invalidated by the state's high court.

The latest Mobil Travel Guide shows the march of luxury up and down the Strip continues unabated.

It's the first major furniture market event since the real estate market fully unraveled and buyers and sellers at World Market Center are coping with the fallout.

Malfunctioning fire doors and exit doors were among fire safety violations that the Clark County Fire Department found at the Monte Carlo in a surprise November inspection triggered when one of the hotel's security officers contacted fire prevention officials.

Clark County fire investigators continued their probe of the Monte Carlo blaze Monday and had not determined what sparked the flames atop the Strip hotel that forced its evacuation and closure.

One lucky winner will be handed $100,000 on Saturday, April 26, 2008, during Trump Marina’s Live Like Trump Sweepstakes.

Aaron Lewis, lead singer of the multi-platinum selling band Staind, is returning to The Cabaret Theatre for a string of intimate solo acoustic performances that will be filmed in high-definition for later use.

Wynn Las Vegas Resort and Country Club receives its second consecutive Mobil Five Star and American Automobile Association's Five Diamond awards.

Friday's fire at the Monte Carlo resort may have exposed a developing slump in the Las Vegas tourism market.

Organizers of one of the country's biggest furniture shows say registration for their upcoming Las Vegas market is up despite a national housing slump.

Hundreds of contract workers were deployed Sunday to the Monte Carlo to repair floors damaged by Friday's fire.

It’s unclear when the Monte Carlo will reopen after a fire burned for an hour today atop the casino on the Las Vegas Strip.

Palazzo’s high-end retailers — 30 of them new to Las Vegas and some making their international debut — are cheering the weak dollar in a town where an estimated 13 percent of tourists come from overseas.

In a city with plenty of fake statues, fake landmarks and fake body parts, the list of fakes may be growing by one.

Thousands of guests were allowed to enter the Monte Carlo to retrieve belongings left behind in the evacuation of the burning 32-story building.

Now, Atlantic City — reeling from competition for penny-pinching slot players — is on the cusp of a sort of salvation, as experts predict a Las Vegas-style transformation of the aging seaside town.