As two casino operators eye T-Mobile Arena as the potential home for the city's fifth pro sports team, others see the northern Strip area ripe for development.

Cynics would argue that both candidates are merely placating the public's distrust of the industry — but so what? Restricting corporate handouts for any politically connected industry should be seen as a step in the right direction.

The company's largest shareholder withdrew his $18 billion offer to buy the remaining 74 percent of the casino giant.

The transaction could change the ownership of 60 casinos worldwide, including 15 in Nevada. But it still requires a sign off from state and federal regulators.

As candidates for governor point to different statistics, actual economists say the full picture on the economy is more complicated.

The fact that Thursday's special agenda meeting of the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada had to be moved to a larger space to accommodate interest from the actual public says a lot about the subject.

The order requires state officials to propose how to limit delays in meeting the exponential growth in data center power needs across the next decade. It also

Through his casino and a multiyear agreement, sports fan Derek Stevens will gain a dugout suite for preferred casino customers and other seats in the ballpark.

There are more than 70 data centers either operating in or planned for Nevada, but Nevadans are turning out in droves at public meetings to protest them.  Despite this public disdain, almost everyone uses them. In this explainer, The Indy separates data center facts from fiction. 

If approved, it would allow the company to bypass the traditional power grid operated by NV Energy and enable it to provide electricity to its client-users of its data centers. Sounds good? NV Energy doesn't think so.

Nevada can — and should — be choosy about which data center projects are built within the state.

Hundreds of Culinary Workers Union members have shown up to protest criticizing the union's new healthcare policy. Union leadership says that the concerns are based on misinformation.

Attorneys argue that the process violates the state Constitution by giving too much power to unelected officials who decide the fate of tenants.

Legal maneuvers sent Kalshi and others to the sidelines. Meanwhile, Caesars expands its footprint in the state by adding the SuperBook to its roster.

Washoe County casinos are hitting their best numbers since tribal gaming decimated the market nearly two decades ago. The recovery is helping in other ways.

Board members said the enhancement to the north entrance was needed; Raiders to pay $83M of the costs.

The county submitted a sweeping proposal to the Nevada Legislature Tuesday to shorten the length of tax incentives, impose stricter spending requirements and prohibit tax breaks for data centers located on federal land.

A key factor in the decision has to do with a shift in the controversial project's focus from 2023 to 2026.

None of the 12 counties reached by The Indy said the state engaged with them as part of the review, which caused some concerns considering the tax breaks are likely going to burden local government coffers.

The 9th Circuit panel wrote it disagreed "with Kalshi's overly broad reading" that the Commodity Exchange Act allows it to offer sports event contracts.