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Larry Bleiberg was just one of more than 300 travel writers, tourism employees and convention agency staffers to attend the Society of American Travel Writers' convention in Las Vegas this week.

The suspect was arrested Saturday, Oct. 3 near the Canadian border in New York.

Slot machine-designer International Game Technology unveiled new games in Las Vegas last week with popular TV-show themes like TMZ Live, Orange is the New Black and Wheel of Fortune.

The standup comic returns to Atlantic City on Saturday, Nov. 14.

Thomas Allen of Morgan Stanley decided to take a break from the high-end hubbub of G2E last week and check out the locals scene.

Sam Nazarian is selling his 10% stake to Stockbridge Capital Partners, which owns the other 90% of the resort, to give the struggling casino more flexibility.

Clark County commission chairman Steve Sisolak says that drivers for companies such as Uber and Lyft are independent contractors and should be licensed as such.

Statisticians have determined that the possibility of the two high rollers accused of colluding with two dealers legitimately winning the amount of money they won is incredibly slim.

The driver had offered a ride to a plainclothes enforcement officer while not operating on the Uber platform.

Fall at the Jersey Shore means all kinds of can't-miss events at the Tropicana, from getaway packages to movies at the IMAX 3-D theater.

The resort casino project will include a Las Vegas-style gaming floor, a boutique hotel, a spa, destination restaurants and live entertainment venues.

The restructuring will allow the company to separate its racetrack operations from the land being developed.

The Borgata is the first East Coast property to partner with the free-to-play casino games developer.

The school supplies drive collected approximately $12,000 worth of supplies for local Oklahoma schoolchildren.

Kanha R. was October's first winner of the Win-A-Car Every Friday promotion.

From daily fantasy sports to bingo, the gaming industry tackled every topic under the sun last week at the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas.

The tournament will consist of five regional tournaments to be played between November and May and a tournament championship at the M Resort in June 2016.

Dennis Edwards headlines this one-of-a-kind show on Jan. 16, 2016.

CEO Jim Simms, who oversaw a complete upgrade of the casino floor, says the casino hotel is looking for a bigger share of the downtown Las Vegas gambling audience.

The town's unique history makes it one of only two communities in Nevada where gambling is still prohibited.