Food banks in NV face a triple whammy: cuts in federal grants that help them buy food, rising costs of groceries and the impending end of federal food benefits.

Resort operators acknowledged some prices were “over their skis” and said they’ve responded to customer complaints, but defend Vegas as a great value.

DraftKings buys a prediction market company, while another said it will end its business in the Silver State (for now). Also, Air France is coming to Vegas.

The Boulder Strip casino has been closed for more than five years. The company plans to sell the real estate for residential use.

The surprise departure of MGM Resorts from the New York City casino process baffles analysts and local leaders.

In this week’s Indy Gaming, Vegas-based Acres Manufacturing unveils new cashless advancement at G2E. Also, can AI assist with casino compliance?

The Financial Institutions Division held a hearing this week for a proposal backed by Dollar Loan Center that would allow licensed lenders to provide payday and installment loans from a single location, a practice not explicitly allowed in Nevada. 

In this week’s Indy Gaming, the industry’s largest trade show served as a launch pad for IGT’s products and services. Also, the gaming tax deduction fix slows.

Discussion at the annual tradeshow and conference focused on the legal battles and debate over the disruption brought by Kalshi and other financial exchanges.

Four years and 208 licenses later, Clark County is facing criticism for the implementation of their short-term rental regulations.

The former LVCVA CEO succumbed to cancer after a 16-year fight. He established Las Vegas as an international brand, and tourism grew fivefold during his career.

In this week’s Indy Gaming, downtown Reno will have new non-gaming attractions and UNR student housing. Also, Spirit Airlines is furloughing hundreds.

From a 10,000-seat sports arena to new restaurants and an art plaza, casinos look to boost their bottom lines amid stiff competition for gamblers.

In this week’s Indy Gaming, as panic sets in over falling tourism stats, deals to entice visitors debut. Also, tribal gaming leader Stevens dies.

The U.S. government will take a 5 percent stake directly in the Thacker Pass project and a 5 percent stake in project developer Lithium Americas in exchange for releasing the initial $435 million of a $2.23 billion loan.

Company CEO Soo Kim unveils plans for a 500,000-square-foot entertainment district surrounding the Major League ballpark.

The totals were boosted by baccarat and accounted for almost 17 percent of the overall total during August. Also, Las Vegas visitation fell nearly 7 percent.

In this week’s Indy Gaming, Bally’s attention is on big-money projects in New York and Chicago. Also, Caesars’ casino project in Times Square rejected.

With use of AI images on the rise, digitally manipulated images have become more commonplace in local politics. New legislation seeks to regulate that use.

New Treasury guidance provides more clarity about the policy first proposed by President Donald Trump in Las Vegas last year and codified by the Republican megabill passed this summer.