At last year’s WSOP, the world’s biggest bookie was finally caught in a high-stakes operation. Despite the arrest, he was released without charges, highlighting legal complexities in the poker world.
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Fifteen Nevada campuses have earned a spot on U.S. News & World Report’s list of best high schools, highlighting the state’s commitment to academic excellence. The rankings spotlight top-performing schools across Nevada.
Top economists warn that Las Vegas is showing signs of a housing bubble, driven by soaring prices and increased demand. Experts urge caution as the market may face a sharp correction soon.
Rising trade tensions between the U.S. and China could lead to a decline in Chinese tourists visiting Las Vegas. Industry experts warn that tariffs and diplomatic strains may impact travel and spending in the city.
Authorities investigating the Las Vegas Cybertruck explosion report finding two letters on the suspect’s phone, police say. The discovery may provide new leads in the ongoing probe. ABC News continues to follow updates.
Las Vegas parents say bullying drove their 12-year-old child to suicide, sparking calls for increased anti-bullying measures in schools. The family urges authorities to take stronger action against harassment.
The Laken Riley Act’s impact on the Las Vegas Valley remains complex, stirring debate over public safety and civil rights. Officials grapple with enforcement challenges as community opinions sharply diverge.
Nevada stands out as a pivotal swing state in the 2024 presidential race. Its diverse electorate and key issues could tip the balance, making it a focus for campaign strategies nationwide.
The latest Hospitality Group and Business Performance Index by Knowland and Amadeus reveals Tampa, Las Vegas, and San Diego leading U.S. group revenue recovery in Q3, signaling strong rebounds in hotel bookings.
Once hailed as “the Tiffany of the Strip,” the Tropicana was more than a casino-it was home to generations of showgirls. USA Today highlights its iconic status and deep ties to Las Vegas entertainment history.
Las Vegas tourism is declining, with industry experts citing Trump-era tariffs and immigration crackdowns as key factors. The impact on visitor numbers highlights ongoing challenges for the city’s economy.
The US Army is contesting the NHL’s Las Vegas franchise’s nickname, raising concerns over trademark and branding rights. The dispute highlights growing tensions between military institutions and sports entities.
Casino.org reveals the top 5 richest casino owners in the US, spotlighting industry moguls who have amassed vast fortunes through gaming ventures. Their wealth reflects the booming casino market and strategic investments.
The New York Times’ 2022 report outlines a timeline of failed legislative efforts to curb U.S. gun violence, highlighting repeated setbacks amid rising public outcry and ongoing political gridlock.
Crime on the Las Vegas Strip has notably declined, boosting safety and visitor confidence. This positive trend is encouraging tourism growth and improving the overall experience for both tourists and locals alike.
Texas politicians react to Charlie Kirk’s death, condemning political violence and urging unity. Leaders across the state emphasize the need for respectful discourse to prevent further tragedies.
Las Vegas ranks second in the U.S. for interracial marriage rates, highlighting the city’s growing cultural diversity. The trend reflects changing social dynamics and increasing acceptance across communities.
Las Vegas, Houston, Chicago, New York, and other US cities are boosting the MICE industry with new business conferences, exhibitions, and events, driving economic growth and tourism. Travel And Tour World reports the latest updates.
Las Vegas tourism is experiencing a decline, with some experts attributing the drop to Trump’s tariffs and immigration crackdown. These policies have impacted visitor numbers and local businesses, according to AP News.
A judge ruled that the Nevada US attorney’s involvement in certain criminal cases “would be unlawful,” raising questions about the limits of prosecutorial authority, Politico reports. The decision highlights legal boundaries in federal prosecutions.