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Diamond Resorts said the acquisition of Intrawest Resort Club Group is expected to be completed in the first three months of next year.

MGM Resorts International, Wynn Resorts and Las Vegas Sands Corp. have all applied to exit their agreements with Nevada Power Co.

Moody's Investor Service gave the casino operator credit for its strong third-quarter results.

Adam Laxalt said he plans to sign a letter supporting a bill backed by billionaire casino owner Sheldon Adelson that would ban Internet gaming nationwide and end the state's online poker business.

Six bills passed by lawmakers and signed by the governor this year brought aspects of Nevada's gaming industry into the 21st century.

For the 10 months of 2015, traffic at McCarran International Airport is up 5.1% to 38 million.

The $72.5 million transaction gives Eldorado ownership in Circus Circus Hotel Casino - Reno and the remaining half of the Silver Legacy.

University of Nevada Atheletics Department to launch 50/50 raffles using Gaming Nation's 5050 Central's industry electronic platform.

The Review Journal's Carol Cling takes a look back at Martin Scorcese's "Casino," what it did for Las Vegas at the time and how it accurately depicted a city often blown out of proportion on the silver screen.

The storied Las Vegas Valley golf course will be offered up for sale sometime in the next month.

The son of the French Foreign Minister is facing arrest for bounced cheques from a 2012 Vegas gambling bender.

The company recently acquired the Horseshoe Casino from Caesars Entertainment.

The five-member board unanimously approved 30 cabs per company — 480 between the 16 companies operating in Clark County.

The aim is to avoid regulatory complaints that often led to six- and seven-figure fines for allowing illicit activity inside the venues.

Eldorado Resorts' acquisition of MGM's holdings in Reno for $72.5 million will give the company a 32% share of the hotel rooms in the city.

City Council members, taking up the issue for the third time in four months, signed off on just seven of 15 slot machines sought by the controversial company's location at Hualapai Way and Sahara Avenue.

The partially built nine-story, 200-room project will not receive $25 million in subsidies from the city.

Guests can ring in the new year with a stay in a penthouse suite and a gourmet dinner at Oscar's Steakhouse.

Millions of dollars are on the line when old school and progressive personalities collide in poker's newest high stakes cash game, the Super High Roller Cash Game.

The separate spaces — 28,000 square feet in total — will be self-guided, include characters, and will have aspects of the story lines unique to The Avengers and Transformers.