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Operators of a multibillion-dollar home furnishings trade-show venue in downtown Las Vegas say a new survey indicates Southern Nevada will soon be the epicenter for furniture wheeling and dealing, but backers of the industry's current leading market don't buy the results.

The Las Vegas Hilton has quietly undergone $100 million of upgrades and renovations since a private equity partnership bought the property in June 2004.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. and Las Vegas-based Pinnacle Entertainment on Monday became the first major casino operators to announce they would seek a gaming license in Kansas.

The world famous psychic entertainer, Gary Spivey, is visiting Treasure Island for one night only.

Foxwoods Resort Casino announced today that a larger area of the Rainmaker slot casino is now smoke free.

Trump Taj Mahal brings Experience Hendrix to the Mark G. Etess Arena on Friday, October 19, 2007.

Hollywood Boulevard, formerly Casino Magic Drive, will close Friday, September 28, 2007, from 12:00 a.m. until 6:00am.

Check out the attached November Promotions and Events for all the excitement that is happening at The Treasure Island Resort & Casino.

Las Vegas Sands has submitted a proposal to the Unified Government of Wyandotte County, Kansas outlining a vision of building a premier multi-use resort destination in the Kansas City metropolitan area.

Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc. has submitted a proposal for a new gaming entertainment complex to be located at one of two potential sites it controls in Kansas City, Kansas.

Las Vegas nightclubs are studies in perfectionism: operators say it's a combination of subtle details that makes some clubs stand out.

Nevada regulators are considering allowing gamblers to put their debit cards into nearby kiosks for cash-equivalent-vouchers that can then be inserted into slots.

O.J. Simpson's much-ballyhooed visit to Las Vegas gave Palace Station some unwanted publicity.

As Las Vegas resorts embark on their biggest-ever building boom, tourism boosters and airport officials in Southern Nevada are going further afield to recruit visitors.

News Brief; Lt. Gov. Bill Halter will push for a statewide lottery to benefit college scholarships in Arkansas.

News Brief: Detroit's three casinos oppose closing their doors in the event a state budget stalemate forces a shutdown of government services.

News Brief: About 80 surfers braved rainy weather this morning to protest Florida gambling ships dumping wastewater into the ocean.

News Brief: Plans to replace the cavernous 54-year-old Dania Jai-Alai venue with a new casino are on hold indefinitely.

News Brief: A fire broke out Sunday morning at the construction site at The Water Club, a hotel being built adjacent to Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.

News Brief: New Hampshire Senator Susan Tucker met with legislators who assured her that, if Massachusetts approves casino gambling, New Hampshire will be pressured to quickly follow with a resort casino of its own.