"Shared goals" to preserve the area's legacy while growing prompt the family to partner with the location's previous operator to avoid a July 4 shutdown.

In an interview, Primm grandson Cory Clemetson said the discussions could lead to the border town remaining open past the July 4 shutdown announced by Affinity.

The Houston-based company controlled by Tilman Fertitta will take Caesars private and will acquire more than 50 properties, including 15 hotel-casinos in Nevada.

The operator of TA travel centers would "take over the whole exit" to keep the gas station, stores and restaurants open. He said Whiskey Pete's could return.

The Control Board highlights the border town's welcoming presence for travelers, but the operator says it's losing money, calls the pending closure "prudent."

As they deal with the uncertainty, some seek financial aid from state organizations or through crowdfunding. Others plan to move to nearby Laughlin for work.

The popular outlet at the Nevada-California border will close July 4. Players will have to travel a bit farther to play the lottery or buy Powerball tickets.

The Sartinis see benefits from operating a family-owned business after shedding pieces of the company while partnering with a real estate investment trust.

Other airlines jump in to aid travelers displaced by Spirit's abrupt shutdown, and state officials try to help nearly 1,000 jobless crew members.

Affinity Gaming notified employees of Primm Valley Resort in a letter. The casino community 40 miles south of Las Vegas fell on hard times in the last decade.

As the A's seek to boost their front office staff, unfounded speculation grows about changing the team's name. Also, MGM waves its pom-poms for the NBA.

The air carrier blames financial issues. Las Vegas airport officials said Spirit's 16 markets are serviced by other airlines.

Despite a judge ordering the prediction market to cease operations in the state, messages displayed inside the arena are controlled by the NHL and broadcasters.

A deal between the NHL and two prediction markets brings the images to TV during the Stanley Cup playoffs. But the logos are still banned inside the arenas.

The chairman of the privately held company renovating The Mirage into Hard Rock Las Vegas provided a few details on the development last week in Atlantic City.

Society Elevated, which is connected to The Grove, opened ahead of 4/20. Its proximity to the airport, UNLV and a busy nightclub area could draw in business.

In a more than two-hour hearing, the 9th Circuit discussed several cases in which Nevada gaming regulators want the businesses kept away from the state.

Ahead of a hearing in the 9th Circuit, Kalshi's leadership took its case to the airwaves on why its business isn't gambling. Also, MGM and Diller struck a deal.

The company has broken ground on a second resort in the island nation with an $8B price tag. But there is no interest in a return to the Strip.

The state's battle with prediction markets will take center stage during hearings at the 9th Circuit in San Francisco on April 16.