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To declare that the “Entertainment Capital of the World” is completely reopened, Las Vegas will throw an epic Fourth of July fireworks celebration that will show the world that Vegas is back.

We have an exciting week of gambling news as most Las Vegas casinos have reopened without coronavirus restrictions. And what will happen to Las Vegas buffets as we recover from the pandemic?

So many casinos are opening at full capacity, from Las Vegas to Atlantic City. And many casinos can now drop the social distancing and face mask requirements.

In honor of St. Patrick's Day, the Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority in partnership with Tourism Ireland, created a very special Irish welcome by turning the famous “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign green.

From the Strip to Downtown and beyond, football fans can catch all the action while enjoying offerings, specialty menus and game changing excitement.

Players were encouraged to attend a livestream of the virtual event hosted by The Slot Cats, a gaming YouTube channel, to spin the reels and get a first-look at Coin Combo.

While Black Friday events may look a little different this year, Las Vegas is ready to share numerous Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals for guests booking 2021 plans.

Sin City resorts have put together midweek offerings including hotel deals, exclusive rates and added amenities.

Some states in the U.S. are dealing with much higher COVID cases than others which leads them to the dilemma of what to reopen to the public.

During an earnings call Tuesday, it was announced that Texas Station Gambling Hall and Hotel, Fiesta Henderson Casino Hotel, Fiesta Rancho Casino Hotel and The Palms Casino Resort may remain closed.

Since the reopening of Las Vegas casino-resorts on 4 June, sustained demand from tourists seeking to return to Southern Nevada has led airline partners at McCarran International Airport to increase their flight schedules in the coming months.

Las Vegas welcomed guests back when several of the destination’s iconic resorts opened their doors on Thursday, 4 June, after more than two months of closure amidst the coronavirus crisis.

The day is finally here, Las Vegas casinos are welcome to reopen their doors to the public again and many have done so.

Guests will receive a taste of what is to come as select Las Vegas restaurants at Red Rock Resort, Green Valley Ranch and Santa Fe Station open for dine-in service and curbside pickup beginning 26-29 May.

All team members will receive both antigen and antibody COVID-19 tests before returning to work. The complimentary testing has commenced at six of the company’s properties.

With staff reductions in place, the company said it will reopen its Nevada casino properties in phases when permitted to do so by governmental authorities.

Spanning from Las Vegas to Massachusetts and in between, Casino City's Dan Ippolito takes a look at 10 casinos that are introducing new amenities, rooms, restaurants and more.

Under the agreement, the media offerings of DRF will be the official racing content provided to race players at Station Casinos properties.

An exclusive player event hosted by Green Valley Ranch Resort, Spa and Casino in Las Vegas featured free play and branded giveaways for 400 invited guests.

The room renovations at its Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa and Green Valley Ranch Casino Resort & Spa will enhance the AAA Four Diamond-rated Las Vegas and Henderson destinations.