Location: Nevada
Nevada: Primm was once an affordable casino mecca for L.A. Now it has become a ghost town
As the sun set just before 8 p.m., the bison-headed neon marquee welcoming visitors to Primm flickered faintly. The animal’s face was... more
Las Vegas: Wynn eliminates triple-zero roulette
Wynn Resorts has begun rolling out a series of guest-focused changes aimed at reinforcing value in Las Vegas, including the elimination of... more
Nevada: What’s happening with the closed riverboat-themed casino in Laughlin?
Southern Nevada doesn’t have casino boats cruising the Colorado River, but it has a hotel built to look like one on the banks of the... more
Nevada: Tourism is slumping in Las Vegas, but not in Laughlin
Jeff Pickering was outside the Aquarius casino, holding a 24-ounce can of hard seltzer and wearing a button-down, short-sleeve shirt with... more
Nevada: Mesquite touts value over Las Vegas
Tourism leaders in this small rural community an hour and change northeast of Las Vegas on Interstate 15 have theories about why they’re... more
Nevada: Bookmaker Asher re-enters sports-betting market with Boomer’s
Joe Asher has been around gambling, casinos and horse racing all his life, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that his new sportsbook,... more
Analyst points to strong Vegas weekend from boxing match and November improvement for tourism
A report from a Wall Street analyst is providing some optimism that tourism will pick up in November and that the Canelo-versus-Crawford... more
New Las Vegas top airport official wants flights from city to Japan
While declines are always a concern, Clark County’s new director of aviation is convinced that passenger counts are cyclical and that a... more
Las Vegas: Stylish Red Rock Mexican restaurant to close after less than 2 years
Leoncito, the “little lion” of a restaurant that offered modern Mexican dishes and cocktails, is shutting at Red Rock Resort after less... more
No Tax on Tips covers more than 440,000 Nevadans
Approximately 444,000 Nevadans, or more than a quarter of the state’s workforce, could theoretically be covered by the No Tax on Tips... more

