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An image of M for Henderson

The initial phase of M Resort, calling for an 11-story tower with 390 hotel rooms, 90,000 square feet of gaming, eight restaurants and 40,000 square feet of meeting space, is enough to satisfy the current west Henderson community.

M Resort plans revealed

M Resort Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Anthony A. Marnell, III, unveiled the 12' x 16' M Resort, Spa and Casino model and announced details of the project during yesterday's press conference.

The Palazzo Las Vegas to take luxury to new heights

The Palazzo Las Vegas will soft-open on December 20 followed by a series of spectacular grand opening celebratory events from January 17 to 19, 2008.

AIRLINES: Southwest crews get local base

The nation's largest domestic carrier recently opened a crew base at McCarran International Airport, Southwest's busiest airport in terms of daily departures.

Time granted to reach accord

Culinary union officials on Monday agreed to a request from Mission Industries to allow the industrial laundry one more week to find a way to pay for the union's health care plan without a strike.

September passenger count increases at McCarran

A US Airways pullback from Las Vegas slowed growth at McCarran International Airport in September, but air travel growth in Southern Nevada stayed on record pace for 2007 even with no new resorts opening on the Strip.

Building wraps: Art or schlock ?

Where is Vegas headed - toward architectural sophistication or marketing schlock?

Looking in on: Gaming

Developer Triple Five has plunked down $180 million for a piece of the Strip that was home to the historic La Concha Motel.

Las Vegas hotels awash in pickets

Union workers from Mission Industries laundry plants Thursday took their fight for a new Culinary union contract straight to the company's customers.

Leaving Las Vegas: Snow show makes tracks for Denver

The 36-year-old SIA SnowSports Trade Show will pack up its gear and head to the Rocky Mountain State after failing to close a deal with Mandalay Bay Convention Center.

Citycenter budget increases

The budget for Las Vegas' most expensive construction project grew a little larger Tuesday.

Planet Hollywood opens with all-star line-up

Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino announces an all-star line up for the property's Grand Opening Celebration to be held November 15th thru 17th.

A step closer to going mobile

Cantor G&W hopes to begin testing a wireless gambling device on a small scale at The Venetian.

Zorro hits again at Arizona Charlie

Arizona Charlie's Decatur is earning a city-wide reputation as the luckiest place on Earth thanks in part to four major jackpots this year!

Complaint about Rio to be examined

Clark County commissioners are expected to hire outside auditors next month to conduct an extensive review into how the county handled a complaint about remodeling work that was completed at the Rio without permits or inspections.

Harrah's named in contractors board complaints

Clark County names Harrah's Entertainment as the contractor in three of its complaints recently filed with the Nevada State Contractors Board for failing to follow state law.

New Frontier set to be imploded

The New Frontier will be imploded at 2:30 a.m. on Nov. 13 if plans submitted to Clark County's Department of Development Services and Fire Department are approved.

Losing license might not stop chapel owner

Like a good marriage, or even a bad one, the tale of Cheryl Luell and her wedding chapel war might be another never-ending story.

County files four complaints

Clark County has filed four complaints with the Nevada State Contractors Board related to improper hotel remodeling by Harrah's Entertainment.

THE STRIP: Harrah's: Rio tower ruled safe

The concrete floor on the 19th floor of a Rio Hotel tower is safe and has not been compromised by holes drilled during controversial remodeling, according to word that Harrah's Entertainment received from engineers Monday evening.

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