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Michael Gaughan's latest resort, the Suncoast hotel and casino received final approval from state gaming regulators.

New currency has not had much of an impact on the casino.

Las Vegas’ entertainment philosophy seems to be putting more emphasis on large-scale productions and concerts.

Las Vegas Sun Editorial: The gaming industry is the lifeblood of this city's economy, so it is only natural that the industry is a major player in local politics.

Nevada can continue to be the global leader in gaming as well as a quality place to raise a family.

“The Onion” targets the Nevada Gaming Commission with a mock story.

Las Vegas experiment called a milestone in casino history.

The Desert Inn informed employees Wednesday that the 50-year-old Las Vegas Strip resort will close its doors for good at 2 p.m. Monday, two days earlier than expected.

Defense lawyers filed court papers suggesting the mob had time to kill Ted Binion while his girlfriend, Sandy Murphy, was away from his house the afternoon of his death.

Residents tell the North Las Vegas Planning Commission Wednesday that the Craig Ranch Golf Course should not be used as a casino site.

It is odd to live in a place everyone figures they already know.

Two men suspected in a string of casino robberies may end up being tried separately.

Neal thinks Clinton is the gaming industry's political pawn, while Clinton charges that Neal isn't the legislator he used to be.

A former Luxor employee alleges he was wrongfully fired after he accused two Luxor engineers of stealing money by altering their time cards.

David Mattsen, awaiting trial in the theft of Ted Binion's $6 million silver fortune, says he's "penniless" and needs taxpayer money for his defense.

The Desert Inn -- a 50-year-old landmark on the Las Vegas Strip -- descends to its inevitable demise at the end of the month.

After a 15-year relationship with Caesars Palace hotel-casino Copperfield has found a new home in the Hollywood Theatre at the MGM Grand hotel-casino.

The Venetian had a much rockier start, but is proving to be popular and profitable. Over time, delayed openings are forgotten.

After his debate with casino operative Mike Sloan over his proposed increase in the gross gaming tax, this much is clear: Joe Neal is the business community's best friend.

Las Vegas' first major jazz club to arrive in almost 40 years is stirring up excitement among local jazz fans.