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Though it's devoting its energies to Suncoast, Coast isn't finished with its expansion plans.

Regent and Suncoast top executives are taking a decidedly cooperative attitude, saying both will benefit from the increased business the Suncoast will bring to the area.

UNLV announced a new partnership with casino-giant Mandalay Resort Group to establish a post-graduate creative writing program with a $2 million endowed chair.

The Gaughan family's involvement in gaming stretches over four generations.

Michael Gaughan's Coast Resorts just opened Suncoast. He and father Jackie have owned nine Vegas casinos.

Randy Morton opened the Four Seasons, the only luxury hotel chain with a Las Vegas location. Now he'll run the far larger, and less personalized, Bellagio.

Effects of secondhand smoke feared by a group of Clark County casino workers.

The decidedly locals-oriented Suncoast features such local standbys as a 16-screen movie theater, a 600-seat bingo hall, a customer child-care center and a 64-lane bowling alley.

Nevada gaming authorities are trying to extend Cecola's ban to every casino in the state.

Clark County prosecutors were granted more time this morning to file formal charges against the man accused of the deadly shooting at Harrah's hotel-casino.

This is the most upscale property developed by Coast Resorts. It's more than 10 miles from the Strip, in a Las Vegas suburb.

The Nevada Securities Division ordered a Las Vegas company Friday to stop operating as an unlicensed broker-dealer and selling unregistered securities.

Prosecutors plan to ask District Judge Joseph Bonaventure this week to give Sandy Murphy and Rick Tabish more prison time.

Secretary of State Dean Heller moved today to discipline a Station Casinos executive and a political consultant for allegedly distributing an illegal anonymous political campaign flier.

The gaming industry’s and Culinary Union’s strangely cozy labor-management relationship is starting to show some wear and tear.

It came as no surprise that District Judge Joseph Bonaventure last week refused to grant the casino man's convicted killers a new trial.

News Brief: Uri Clinton said he won't have the information he needs to make an informed decision until after a vote canvass next Tuesday by the Clark County Commission.

Station Casinos Inc. said it re-introduced a telephone sports wagering service for Las Vegas residents.

A petty-theft suspect fired two shots while struggling with Harrah's hotel-casino security guards and killed a 29-year-old tourist on the gaming floor and wounded a security officer.

The service is only legal for residents of Nevada. Station had canceled it three years ago, but has 196 incoming lines this time around.