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New York Man Wins $4.1 Million at Caesars Palace

21 March 2005

Russell Sears won a MegaJackpots top award of $4.1 million in the wee hours Sunday morning at Caesar’s Palace.

Silverton Owners Have Grand Plans

18 March 2005

Over the next several years, Silverton owners expect to develop the remaining 80 acres of land around the property into a mixed-use resort.

Vegas Blooms in Spring

18 March 2005

Thanks to last week's auto races, Thursday's tip-off of the National Collegiate Athletic Association men's basketball tournament, spring break getaways and a steady stream of conventions, springtime is clearly the time for a Las Vegas visit.

Company Issues Bonds to Finance Renovation

17 March 2005

The owner of the Hotel San Remo in Las Vegas has issued $125 million in senior secured bonds to finance the renovation and transformation of the property into the Hooters Casino Hotel.

Casinos Big Fans of NCAA Tourney

17 March 2005

Thousands of basketball fans are expected to press their luck today on the first day of the NCAA tournament in a betting bonanza that has become one of the strongest weekends of the year for Strip casinos.

MGM Grand Sports Book Upgraded

17 March 2005

Just in time for the first weekend of the NCAA basketball tournament, MGM Grand today unveiled a redesigned sports book near the front of its casino that will be the first in Las Vegas to offer skybox seating.

Wynn Splits Project Into Two

16 March 2005

A few months after announcing details for a second hotel tower at Wynn Las Vegas, Steve Wynn's company has already elevated the project into a freestanding resort.

Station to Speed Red Rock Project

16 March 2005

Station Casinos announces that it will accelerate its expansion plans for the second phase of Red Rock Station, increasing the overall cost of the Summerlin project to $800 million.

Rain Dampens Vegas Tourism Numbers

16 March 2005

With wet winter weather dampening many would-be visitors' willingness to travel the highways to and from Southern California, Las Vegas' tourism industry in January suffered just its second monthly decrease in visitor volume since mid-2003.

Bellagio Reveals 6-Foot Chocolate Bunny

16 March 2005

First, he created a 27-foot tall chocolate fountain and now award-winning pastry chef Jean-Philippe Maury wows guests again, with a 6-foot tall chocolate Easter bunny.

Las Vegas Visitor Volume Flat in January

15 March 2005

Rain, mudslides and calendar abnormalities resulted in a surprise in visitor volume statistics for January: They were almost unchanged, just down from the previous year.

Tabish, Murphy Face More Prison Time

14 March 2005

District Judge Joseph Bonaventure sentenced Rick Tabish and Sandy Murphy to one to five years in prison each on Friday for stealing Ted Binion's silver immediately after the millionaire casino figure died.

Pair of Casinos Planned for Southwest Las Vegas

14 March 2005

The developer of Southern Highlands has plans for two casinos in southwest Las Vegas as part of large mixed-use developments that will include residential and retail.

Strip Political Donations Show Big Republican Tilt

14 March 2005

The Strip's top executives and managers were well- represented during the 2004 federal election cycle, showing a proclivity to Republican candidates while ensuring Nevada's congressional delegation was well-funded.

Culinary, Aladdin in Negotiations on Deal

11 March 2005

The Culinary Local 226 is currently in subcommittee negotiations with the Aladdin, working to hammer out the union's first deal with one of the three remaining large nonunion hotels on the Strip.

Developers Enter Las Vegas Market

11 March 2005

The $1.5 billion Cosmopolitan Resort and Casino will bring two new equity investors to town -- New York developer Ian Bruce Eichner and SFM Capital Management, an affiliate of New York City-based Soros Fund Management LLC.

Christine

11 March 2005

Barney Vinson: Growing up in Texas, I'd never even seen an Italian girl up close.

Nevada Board Approves License for Casino Host

10 March 2005

The Nevada Gaming Control Board has recommended approval of a conditional license for a controversial Green Valley Ranch casino host who is a character in Discovery Channel's ‘American Casino’ television show.

Former Mayor: Strip Megamergers Benefit Small Businesses

10 March 2005

The pending casino megamergers shaking up the Strip will enhance opportunities for small companies, former Las Vegas Mayor and Harrah's Entertainment spokeswoman Jan Jones told Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce members.

New Owners to Keep Binion's Spirit

10 March 2005

Roger Szepelak, MTR vice president and chief operating officer, says that MTR hopes to revive Binion's glory days as epitomized by its longtime owner, the late Benny Binion.

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