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While the major casinos are doing a bang up job attracting visitors to Las Vegas with big discounts and other perks, their slot business continues to suffer.

O.J. Simpson’s future and freedom is in the hands of a predominantly white, predominantly female 12-member jury.

Las Vegas in July experienced its largest monthly decline in visitor traffic since the start of the Iraq war in March 2003.

Jury selection for O.J. Simpson’s upcoming criminal trial moved quickly this morning.

Five books for those who want to read about gambling's survivors, characters and con men, here's a recommended list with a thumbnail description of each. They deal with people who "stood out" in history with regard to the games, the action, the money.

O.J. Simpson appeared to be in good spirits this morning as he arrived for the third day of jury selection for his upcoming criminal trial.

Monorail operators say route extension would help move tourists, but system seems headed for default.

News Brief: Penta Building Group is constructing a 25-story, 500-room tower at the Golden Nugget.

The search for impartial jurors continued today as the second day of jury selection for O.J. Simpson’s upcoming criminal trial got underway.

Gambling on an empty stomach isn't fun. Who needs hunger headaches when you're trying to decide whether to split aces? Plus, many casinos offer restaurants with high-end chefs and great food. So if you're looking for plenty of restaurant options on your next trip, check out these places.

Letters expected to go out on Monday to contract holders.

Twelve months ago, Wall Street analysts never imagined having concerns about International Game Technology.

O.J. Simpson arrived this morning at the Regional Justice Center nearly a year after he walked into a casino hotel room intent on reclaiming some sports memorabilia.

A fight between two women in front of the registration desk at Bally's on the Las Vegas Strip escalated into a stabbing at about 6 a.m. today, Metro Police said.

After months of speculation, the pieces are starting to fall into place for the financially troubled Cosmopolitan project on the Strip.

The Cosmopolitan has become an unwitting symbol of the region’s economic downturn since the resort’s primary lender, Deutsche Bank, started foreclosure proceedings in January.

A year ago, the $10 billion combination indoor water park, ski slope, casino and hotel known as Wet Las Vegas was chugging along, hypewise.

Agilysys, Inc. reports that Golden Gate Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas has selected the Visual One property management solution and InfoGenesis POS solution to streamline operations at the 106-room property.

A Las Vegas poker dealer had conflicting reactions while trying out the new electronic poker tables at the Excalibur.

An improper type of resin on two decorative features helped spread flames faster in a fire that caused $100 million in damage at the Monte Carlo hotel-casino in January.