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Boyd Gaming Corporation reports that it will develop a multi-faceted, world-class resort complex on its 63-acre site on the Las Vegas Strip.

Dazzling the eye, deafening the ear and punishing the pocketbook, a new generation of nightclubs is seducing affluent partyers and winning over once-skeptical casino executives on the hunt for new profit centers.

A significant terrorist attack -- elsewhere or especially here -- could derail the gravy train Las Vegas has been riding in recent years.

During the coming weeks you can win a seat to the WPT Championship 2006, being held at The Bellagio Casino in Las Vegas from the 18th to the 24th April 2006.

Bit by bit, the expanding universe of digital entertainment will soon reconverge in Southern Nevada.

Las Vegas ranked among the nation's winningest brands in 2005 and will continue to rank high in the coming year, a survey by two marketing firms published Thursday suggests.

People who have seen the top-drawer production shows "O" and "Le Reve" can't resist comparing their aquatic and aerial themes.

Whether it's VIP parties, citywide fireworks or the chance to binge drink on the Strip, Las Vegas' worldwide appeal typically soars around New Year's Eve.

Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. has completed its previously announced acquisition of the Imperial Palace Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.

Boyd Gaming Corporation reports that its newest property, South Coast Hotel and Casino, opened to the public Thursday evening.

Hoping to ride the current wave of poker popularity, Caesars Palace will open a $12 million poker room today, the casino's first poker room in 16 years.

An Assembly bill intended to prohibit kickbacks to cabbies for delivering passengers to strip clubs and other nighttime hotspots is likely to end up benefiting taxi drivers in the long haul.

Las Vegas travel leaders know there's value in taking care of those who feed the city's nonstop appetite for visiting customers.

Station Casinos, Inc. and The Greenspun Corporation today announced that they have entered into an agreement to develop Aliante Station in North Las Vegas.

Billed as a gambling reality show, "King of Vegas" will premiere Jan. 17.

Within three weeks Las Vegas has lost two giants in the field of comedy.

On Thursday, Gaughan's latest creation, the $600 million South Coast, becomes the first Coast-built casino to open under the Boyd Gaming corporate flag.

Guests entering the $600 million South Coast on Thursday night might be struck by a sense of familiarity.

A selection of news and views from inside the industry.

Las Vegas travel guide VegasTripping.com has announced the winners of 'The Trippies - 1st Annual Readers Poll Awards.'