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Cirque du Soleil Worker Tells Jurors about Accident

27 July 2005

News Brief: The accident left Brown paralyzed from the waist down, and he is missing about 25 percent of his skull.

McCarran Flier Count on Pace for Another Record

27 July 2005

With half a year now in the books, Las Vegas' McCarran International Airport is well on its way to setting a 12-month passenger record for the second consecutive year.

Ruling Favors R&R in Slogan Battle

27 July 2005

A higher ranking U.S. District Court judge issued a ruling late on Monday that could bolster R&R Partners' case against California businesswoman Dorothy Tovar.

Furniture Showcase Opens in Las Vegas

26 July 2005

Ads touting the debut of the World Market Center furniture mart promised this week's inaugural Las Vegas Market would be 'the start of something big.'

Tilly Plays Part in Poker's Popularity

25 July 2005

Jennifer Tilly is part of a growing number of celebrities who are drawn to poker as a way of escaping from their closely watched, over-scheduled lives.

Leaders from Macau Plan to Pitch Homeland Tourism

25 July 2005

In recent years, the Chinese enclave of Macau has increasingly assumed a Las Vegaslike atmosphere as Strip-inspired casinos take shape along the Pearl River Delta.

Former Caesars Palace Chief Appointed COO

20 July 2005

Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc. has appointed Mark Juliano as chief operating officer of the company effective Aug. 8.

Las Vegas Carrier Plans North Texas Route

20 July 2005

Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air will begin offering two nonstop round trips a week between McCarran International Airport and Wichita Falls, Texas, in September, the airline announced today.

Up to 70,000 Expected at Center's Debut

20 July 2005

Some Las Vegans enjoy the summer because it offers a relative break from the usual congestion caused by tourists and conventioneers.

Rio Flush with Success

19 July 2005

Matthew Jacob of Majestic Research said the World Series of Poker, which left the Rio resort Thursday after beginning in early June, did much more than just attract hordes of poker fans to the Harrah's Entertainment Inc. property.

Casinos Lose with Marketing Experiments

19 July 2005

Marketing consultant, Dennis Conrad, says many casinos are making bad bets on insensitive and ineffective marketing campaigns.

Binion's Mulls Its Future in Poker

18 July 2005

Management at Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel is offering more questions than answers about next year's Binion's Poker Classic, an inaugural tournament that would follow the 2006 World Series of Poker.

Aussie Gambler on Top of the World

18 July 2005

About 7 a.m. Saturday, when many Southern Nevadans were just beginning to awaken, Joseph Hachem had completed nearly 14 hours at the final table of the 36th annual World Series of Poker.

Exec from Caesars to Join Trump

18 July 2005

In a move straight from his reality television series, Donald Trump on Friday hired Caesars Palace President Mark Juliano for a senior management position with his gaming operation.

Australian Wins WSOP

18 July 2005

Melbourne native Joseph Hachem, age 39, flopped a straight and re-raised all-in on the turn card to win the final hand in the 2005 World Series of Poker World Championship.

Binion to Launch Poker Tournament

15 July 2005

Binion's Gambling Hall & Hotel in Downtown Las Vegas will return to international poker competition in Fall 2006 with a new tournament, Binion's Poker Classic.

Red Rock Station Construction Continues

15 July 2005

Construction continues on Red Rock Station Casino near Charleston Boulevard and Interstate 215.

High-Roller Seeks Revenge

15 July 2005

Ambitious high roller Daren Leverenz seeks revenge on Las Vegas after losing three million dollars there in the upcoming eight-episode CMT original series, MAN VS.VEGAS.

World Series of Poker Begins Last Day of Action

15 July 2005

The pressure is mounting at Binion's Gambling Hall & Hotel in downtown Las Vegas, where the final day of the World Series of Poker is being held to honor the city's centennial.

The Blues

15 July 2005

Barney Vinson: I had been in Las Vegas for two years, bouncing from job to job like a Mexican jumping bean.

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