In this edition of the Indy Elections newsletter: Mark Amodei gives an exclusive interview on Trump, the Epstein files and 50-year mortgages.

A $1.16 billion buyout and merger leaves Golden Entertainment founder Sartini in charge of the operations. Also, M Resort’s hotel expansion opens Dec. 1.

In this week's Indy Education newsletter, the Clark County School District scraps a plan that would have given Superintendent Jhone Ebert broad powers to pull books from school librarier.

Visitation grew fivefold over four decades, but the late Sheldon Adelson wanted the LVCVA abolished. Also, Bally’s project needs a money source.

In this edition of the Indy Elections newsletter: Today’s elections could have some limited predictive power in Nevada.

After I wrote about aquatic invasive mussels in Lake Mead, readers wrote in with a variety of questions and comments. Can they serve as a food source? Are boat inspections for the diminutive creatures a waste of money? Here, I address some of those reader topics.

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.

Superintendent Joe Ernst said he’s optimistic about the direction the Washoe County School District is headed, even as it confronts budget challenges, lower student enrollment and greater school accountability. 

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

In today’s edition: The congressional fundraising analysis you won’t find anywhere else. Plus: Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro backs film tax expansion, big candidate announcements and DHS ads hit 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.

In this week's Indy Education, learn about Nevada's next top education official.

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

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 Desert Research Institute is piloting a study to examine the simultaneous effects of heat and wildfire smoke on Northern Nevadans. This month, I volunteer to be one of its guinea pigs.

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.

In this week’s Indy Gaming, an AGA poll finds sports bettors believe Kalshi and other platforms should be state-regulated. Also, Cortez Masto wants to end an excise tax.

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

In this edition of the Indy Education newsletter, Clark County School District Superintendent Jhone Ebert on gearing up for the 2027 legislative session.

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.