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Several bars, restaurants and clubs have shut down recently in Las Vegas's revitalizing downtown core.

Anti-online gambling lobby hire Trent Lott and U.S. House Republican Conference Chairman J.C. Watts.

MoheganSunCasino.com will enable people located in New Jersey over the age of 21 to gamble online.

Various acts will be at Foxwoods this August including legendary guitarist Peter Frampton, Cirque Éloize and the Smashing Pumpkins.

After two rejected offers, Pinnacle has accepted an offer from GLPI rather than form its own spinoff REIT.

Caesars Entertainment Corp. has made a deal with a group of creditors that would improve their recovery prospects when the bankruptcy reorganization is completed.

Analysts expect MGM to announce a new strategic plan soon, and an interview with Jim Murren indicates that it is likely to include spinning off part of the company into a real estate investment trust.

Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc., will acquire nearly all of Pinnacle's real estate properties, and the properties will be spun off into separate property and operating companies.

Former employees of Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati indicted for cheating.

Union workers vote to support a strike at Taj Mahal over the loss of benefits.

Las Vegas regulators are working to clarify and define the legal space that the short-term home rental service occupies and balance competing interests from hosts, guests, hosts' neighbors and the hospitality industry.

Las Vegas hotels are working to accommodate Californian visitors trapped inside or outside Vegas as firefighters work to control the blaze.

In conjunction with the all-cash deal with MGM, Eldorado announced a $60 million stock offering and $375 million debt offering. Eldorado is also assuming $60 million in debt through the transaction.

The comedian will return to the Events Center state for two performances on Dec. 4 and 5.

The casino mogul sent a letter demanding Walsh apologize for statements made about Wynn Resorts in the Boston's lawsuit against the Massachusetts Gaming Commission.

The proposed regulations for ride-hailing companies to operate in Nevada include hefty fees and taxes, but regulators maintain they are necessary to offset the costs of enforcing regulatory compliance.

The event allows guests to sample food and drink from nearly every restaurant in the Tropicana for one flat ticket price.

The $100 million theater is the latest in a line of nongaming developments MGM is investing in at its nine Strip resorts.

The newly formed Southern Nevada Tourism Infrastructure Committee is a yearlong project to determine how best to develop the area's tourism infrastructure and ensure it remains a premier tourist destination.

Pala's Win-A-Car Every Friday promotion awards one new Toyota Venza each Friday in July.