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National Heads-Up Poker Championship announces four year extension with Caesars Palace

Agreement makes Caesars Palace exclusive home to the National Heads-Up Poker Championship for the next four years.

For hotel deals, shop around

Attention, Vegas tourists: During this economic slump, some hotels are pulling out all the stops on special offers and other promotions.

WSOP breaks new ground

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 deal

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?

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 gig

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 play

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 culture

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 events

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 player

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'

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 soldiers

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 foreseen

Forgive the grand pooh-bahs of America's foremost party town if they don't seem too festive this holiday weekend.

The Pools at The Palazzo Las Vegas host grand opening

The highly anticipated pools at The Palazzo celebrated its grand opening with Vegas Mode: Where Fashion Meets Luxury, a VIP brunch and fashion show hosted by "Sex and the City's" Kim Cattrall May 20th.

Worker killed at Vegas construction site is identified

A construction worker who died at the downtown Union Park redevelopment site on Monday has been identified.

Wynn says he was obligated to try to recoup debt

Casino mogul Steve Wynn said Barkley's well-known status doesn't give him the right to mishandle his personal business.

Casino: Charles Barkley hasn't paid gambling debt

News Brief: Charles Barkley insists the check is in the mail, but a Nevada prosecutor and a Las Vegas Strip casino want the retired NBA star to show them the money.

Las Vegas' airport rates high in survey

McCarran International Airport shrugged off troubles besetting air travel and posted big numbers in a nationwide customer-service survey.

Developers find retail haven in Las Vegas

Millions of square feet of upscale retail development remain in the pipeline for Las Vegas despite a shaky national economy that has sales drying up in Southern Nevada.

Education funding: Casinos split over tax plan

The state teachers union has agreed not to go forward with a ballot initiative seeking voter approval to raise gaming taxes in exchange for three major gaming companies' support for raising the room tax.

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