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Las Vegas has made the Indianapolis Colts 4 1/2 point favorites over the New Orleans Saints in the Super Bowl on Feb. 7 in Miami.

The number of passengers using the Las Vegas airport fell 8.2 percent in 2009 compared with 2008 -- the single-largest one-year percentage drop.

Las Vegas residents have raised concern about the urban blight caused by the multitude of unfinished projects across the city.

The slot machine giant posted a 20 percent profit gain as its cost-cutting efforts made up for reduced revenues from slower first-quarter slot machine sales.

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The slot machine giant named former MTV official Gideon Bierer as executive vice president of new media.

A report filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Miami says that billionaire Carl Icahn submitted the only qualified bid for the Fontainebleau project in Las Vegas.

Bally has acquired a small Arizona-based game manufacturer to beef up its slot machine content and give the company another development base.

Luke Brugnara, who was denied a gaming license by Nevada casino regulators in 2001, said he would pay up to $200 million for the bankrupt Fontainebleau project.

The woman claims she suffered permanent injuries due to smoke inhalation associated with a 2008 fire at the Las Vegas casino.

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The gaming giant will operate the 2,496-room hotel tower on the Las Vegas Strip and take over some of the property's food and beverage operations.

Gov. Ed Rendell rescinded a four-year-old limitation that holds a slot machine manufacturer to only 50 percent of the games on a casino’s gambling floor.

With more than 100 TVs, stadium seating, a vast menu and rare sports-betting options, world-renowned chef Emeril Lagasse's new Lagasses's Stadium at The Palazzo may be the most unique sportsbook in Las Vegas.

The gambling industry is focusing its attention on expanding in other states after Pennsylvania approved table games last week.

Doyle Brunson's new autobiography "The Godfather of Poker" delves into his colorful career as well as adding insights on the game.

Shuffle Master said its fourth-quarter profit was helped by strong growth of its lease business and higher revenue from its electronic dealerless table games.

Penn National Gaming will submit not bid for the shuttered Fontainebleau project in a planned bankruptcy court auction next week.

Las Vegas will increase the operations of its CotaiJet high-speed ferry service between Hong Kong and Macau.

The made for television Heartland Poker Tour will be kicking off its sixth season at the Red Rock Resort this week.