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The owners of Hooters Hotel terminated a sales option agreement Monday after the investment group that had planned to change the property into a boutique hotel failed to make a scheduled payment.

Bars hit by tobacco ban sell device that satisfies cravings, complies with law.

After watching the professionals win nine of the first 10 bracelets that were up for grabs at the 2008 World Series of Poker, the amateurs fought back over the weekend as Phillip Tom and Jimmy Shultz broke through to capture their first bracelets.

McCarran International Airport chief Randy Walker publicly aired his worries recently about an empty patch of desert 25 miles away that one day is expected to become a major airport.

Zabeel Investments, an investment firm that grew from the roots of Dubai's transformation, wants to reinvent hospitality in Las Vegas, long one of the world's top tourist spots.

Dealers at the Rio share the same concerns that drove their colleagues at two other local properties to seek union protection.

The Rainmaker Group reports that the Wynn Las Vegas Resort and Country Club implemented Rainmaker's revolutionSM Product Suite to maximize total customer profitability for its 2,716-room AAA

The best new event in the World Series of Poker is the $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event. And it's poised to take the poker world by storm.

News Brief: Doppelganger, a downtown Carson City restaurant and brewpub, won a recommendation for an unrestricted slot license from the state Gaming Control Board.

The Orlando Convention and Visitors Bureau has come up with an advertising slogan that is drawing chuckles at Las Vegas’ expense.

Federal OSHA health and safety officers will join Nevada OSHA officials next week to help complete a comprehensive inspection of the $9.2 billion CityCenter job site, it was announced Thursday.

Meg Mackay and Billy Philadelphia and their show, “A Little Romance,” will be coming to the Peppermill on June 21.

For the first time in a few years, A-list professionals are dominating play at the World Series of Poker.

A trio of portfolio managers have provided their insights on what has happened to gaming stocks and what’s on the horizon.

Rok Vegas, New York-New York's sexy new rock nightclub, will mesmerize club-goers with riveting rock 'n' roll mash-ups and rock-inspired imagery.

Grant Hinkle played the part of a fish en route to a $831,462 payday at the World Series of Poker. And that turned out to be his biggest bluff.

Early-morning protest over worker deaths, safety gives way to deal

Las Vegas boosters hope an $18 million effort to attract more foreign visitors will offset an ongoing domestic tourism slump.

Construction workers ended a one-day strike and returned to work on two Strip resort projects Tuesday night.

MTR Gaming Group, Inc. has completed the sale of the gaming assets of the Speedway Casino to Lucky Lucy D, LLC.