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Around the WSOP: Laak funny in defeat; Sexton underappreciated
2 June 2008
The 2008 World Series of Poker rocketed out of the gates this weekend with a final table that must have had ESPN executives drooling.
Klondike Inn site owner explores sale2 June 2008
Developer Daniel Kodsi said he is 'putting out feelers"'for possible buyers while continuing to look for investors who may be interested in developing a Paramount-branded hotel-casino on his 10.5-acre site on the south Las Vegas Strip.
Nevada budget cuts may impact gaming30 May 2008
Gaming lawyers and casino observers worry that potential budget cuts ordered by Gov. Jim Gibbons will have a negative effect on Nevada's gaming regulatory process, leaving the industry without adequate staffing in several divisions.
Olympia Group sues home builder D.R. Horton30 May 2008
The development group led by locally based Olympia Group has filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit against the nation's largest home builder for a breach of contract.
Harrah's cited for fire violations30 May 2008
Harrah's Entertainment must defend itself in a new criminal case alleging workers or contractors tampered with fire safety systems at three of its local hotels.
Las Vegas Sands, Venetian sued by family29 May 2008
A California family has sued Las Vegas Sands, Venetian Casino Resort and Manpower Inc. following the theft of their moving truck from the Venetian's secured parking lot.
Pssssssst! Cut-rate rooms in classy Vegas28 May 2008
Las Vegas is on sale, with room rates below $100 a night at prominent Strip hotels.
National Heads-Up Poker Championship announces four year extension with Caesars Palace28 May 2008
Agreement makes Caesars Palace exclusive home to the National Heads-Up Poker Championship for the next four years.
For hotel deals, shop around28 May 2008
Attention, Vegas tourists: During this economic slump, some hotels are pulling out all the stops on special offers and other promotions.
WSOP breaks new ground28 May 2008
The 2008 World Series of Poker Presented by Milwaukee’s Best Light will deliver a new set of historic firsts from the moment the cards are dealt this Friday.
Teachers union, gaming companies reach deal27 May 2008
On Monday night, the Nevada teachers union and three of the big gaming companies reached an agreement that would send about $180 million a year to the state in the form of higher hotel and motel room taxes.
Tourism: If not by air, then how?27 May 2008
Cuts to the number of flights to Las Vegas could outlast the nation's current economic dip, making it more costly and inconvenient to get to one of the world's top tourist destinations long after the next recovery.
Britney plans rumoured Vegas comeback gig26 May 2008
News Brief: Britney Spears is reportedly in secret talks for a spectacular comeback show at The Palms.
Nevada Gaming Commission approves Royal Hold'em poker game for casino play26 May 2008
The Nevada Gaming Commission has approved Royal Hold’em poker for play in Nevada casinos.
Nevadan at work: Spreading the muse: Bellagio art gallery manager points visitors to culture26 May 2008
Tarissa Tiberti's family has left its mark on the Las Vegas Valley. She hopes to make her own impression in a cultural sense.
Top-10 WSOP events26 May 2008
If you're making travel plans to visit Las Vegas this summer for the World Series of Poker, the big question is which events should you go see. In this week's Top-10 list, we pick our favorites.
Gambling debts chase suspended NFL player23 May 2008
The district attorney’s office is seeking a felony arrest warrant for suspended NFL player Adam 'Pacman' Jones for failing to repay $20,000 in gambling debts to Caesars Palace.
Now let's play the 'Price is Right'23 May 2008
Does CityCenter, which for a long time was given a $7 billion price tag, actually cost $8.1 billion, $8.4 billion, $8.5 billion, $9.2 billion or $11.2 billion?
Venetian welcomes wounded soldiers23 May 2008
A hero's welcome awaited for the 40 wounded warriors who temporarily left behind Walter Reed Army Medical Center or National Naval Medical Center for an all-expenses-paid Memorial Day weekend at Sheldon Adelson's resort, The Venetian.
Las Vegas tourism: Holiday blues foreseen23 May 2008
Forgive the grand pooh-bahs of America's foremost party town if they don't seem too festive this holiday weekend.
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