A Nevada Independent analysis found that the Treasury Department’s list cast a wide net, surpassing experts’ previous estimates about who receives tips.

Zoox’s debut with free rides in driverless vehicles raises concerns among those who work for rideshare and taxi services about the financial implications.

In this week’s Indy Gaming: Meet the Air Force veteran running Clark County’s airports. Also, how prediction markets threaten legal sports betting.

A showcase hosted by the UNLV Cannabis Policy Institute, highlighted student work on evidence based recommendations to address cannabis industry challenges.

Use of bilingual AI could better serve homebuyers in Hispanic communities, and it comes as federal housing agencies are going English-only under Trump.

From Sacramento to Sonoma, Boyd, Caesars and Red Rock help Indian tribes open casinos. But is the effort hurting business in Reno and Tahoe?

In this week’s Indy Gaming, the LVCVA and the resort industry are seeking ways to halt 2025’s 8 percent visitor decline. Also, good news from Resorts World.

Tourism leaders say a boost in conventions and major events will revive the Strip, which could be headed toward its first major downturn since the pandemic.

Despite fewer visitors — including a 6 percent drop in airport passengers — casinos collected 79 percent of high-end baccarat wagers, which boosted totals.

In this week’s Indy Gaming, the ex-U.S. attorney and lawmaker shares his goals as new head of A’s community benefits board. Also, Boomer’s opens its 4th sportsbook.

The games against the Brewers and Rockies will take place next June at the 10,000-seat Las Vegas Ballpark in Summerlin.

Team officials also confirmed comments made by team owner John Fisher last month that stadium costs will now exceed $2 billion.

In this week’s Indy Gaming, how long will the downturn in Las Vegas’ tourism industry continue? Also, a gambling tax repeal will wait until 2026.

The mayor blames a loss of business from Canada and Mexico while gaming companies weather the summer downturn.

The state’s sixth-largest city hopes to land a team of its own after providing a venue for the vagabond A’s until a $2 billion stadium is finished on the Strip.

In this week’s Indy Gaming, Major League Baseball won’t arrive in Las Vegas for another 30 months, but creating a competitive team is the primary focus.

With limited growth opportunities, Monarch Casino CEO considers options for another property after successfully expanding to the Denver area.

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In this week’s Indy Gaming, tourism at the lake has grown in slower visitation months. Also, Strip’s largest landlord isn’t worried about visitation declines.

A statement provided by the office of Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV), who is a member of the Senate Travel and Tourism Caucus, said “travel bonds will cause significant harm to the already-hurting travel and tourism economy in Nevada and across the country."