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Ruling Expected on Simpson Trial

14 November 2007

News Brief: A judge is expected to rule today whether O. J. Simpson will once again face a criminal trial.

Thousands watch as historic casino imploded

14 November 2007

A mere five seconds after a flurry of fireworks ended early Tuesday morning, the Las Vegas Preservation Society did what it does best - pulverizing yet another legendary landmark.

Wynn Las Vegas Resort awarded highests honors

14 November 2007

The premier edition of the Las Vegas Michelin Guide has awarded Five Red Pavilions, the highest rating available, to Wynn Las Vegas Resort and Country Club.

Mission possible: Strike averted

13 November 2007

Just hours before workers were scheduled to walk off the job, Mission Industries struck a tentative agreement Monday afternoon with the Culinary union on a new contract for the company's nearly 1,560 laundry workers.

Hard Rock chooses ParTech

13 November 2007

ParTech, Inc. reports that the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, in Las Vegas, NV, has selected ParTech’s hardware platforms, as its point-of-sale terminal of choice to be installed at their legendary hotel just off the strip in Las Vegas.

LV visitor count inches lower in September

13 November 2007

Resort, mall hoping you'll feel the same

13 November 2007

The separate owners of Planet Hollywood Resort and the adjoining Miracle Mile Shops share a common goal. They want both parts of the 34-acre Strip property to feel like one seamless resort.

High times on horizon around Planet Hollywood Resort

13 November 2007

Construction crews on the southeast side of Planet Hollywood Resort are busy on the first phase of a $1.2 billion time share development by Orlando, Fla.-based Westgate Resorts.

INSIDE GAMING: Big cats' habitat out, burger joint in at Mirage

13 November 2007

The tigers, who prowled the glass-enclosed home since The Mirage's opening in November 1989, can still be seen as part of Siegfried & Roy's Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat at the resort.

Crunchtime for union talks

13 November 2007

The Culinary union and Mission Industries enter 11th-hour negotiations today hoping to avoid a strike planned for Tuesday morning if a a new contract agreement is not reached.

The Plaza enters hospitality market

13 November 2007

The Plaza begins the entry into the Las Vegas gaming and hospitality market with the implosion of the Frontier Hotel & Casino.

MGM Mirage restaurants make Michelin list

13 November 2007

Sixteen Las Vegas restaurants were honored with at least one Michelin star, and seven of those restaurants are within MGM Mirage properties.

Caesars dealers petition for union vote

9 November 2007

The casino dealers at Caesars Palace have petitioned the National Labor Relations Board for a representation vote to unionize under Las Vegas Dealers Local 721.

The Palazzo Las Vegas to take luxury to new heights

8 November 2007

The Palazzo Las Vegas will soft-open on December 20 followed by a series of spectacular grand opening celebratory events from January 17 to 19, 2008.

AIRLINES: Southwest crews get local base

6 November 2007

The nation's largest domestic carrier recently opened a crew base at McCarran International Airport, Southwest's busiest airport in terms of daily departures.

Time granted to reach accord

6 November 2007

Culinary union officials on Monday agreed to a request from Mission Industries to allow the industrial laundry one more week to find a way to pay for the union's health care plan without a strike.

September passenger count increases at McCarran

6 November 2007

A US Airways pullback from Las Vegas slowed growth at McCarran International Airport in September, but air travel growth in Southern Nevada stayed on record pace for 2007 even with no new resorts opening on the Strip.

Building wraps: Art or schlock ?

5 November 2007

Where is Vegas headed - toward architectural sophistication or marketing schlock?

Looking in on: Gaming

5 November 2007

Developer Triple Five has plunked down $180 million for a piece of the Strip that was home to the historic La Concha Motel.

Las Vegas hotels awash in pickets

2 November 2007

Union workers from Mission Industries laundry plants Thursday took their fight for a new Culinary union contract straight to the company's customers.

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