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.

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

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.

Insiders confirm what many visitors have been feeling: More and more, Las Vegas has catered to the rich.

As the resort industry offers support through meals and other supplies, TSA agents cite an "important mission" and continue to work despite missing paychecks.

The former New Jersey governor, who led the effort to legalize sports betting, says sports contracts should be regulated. Also, Strip visitation slumps again.

A 69 percent increase in baccarat revenue boosted the Strip in October. If casinos had the same luck during F1, November could be profitable for resorts.

Airports nationwide have seen delays since the shutdown began because the FAA slows air traffic when it's short on controllers to ensure flights remain safe. 

Reid Airport is among 40 markets facing a volume reduction as air traffic controllers go unpaid. It could bring disruptions ahead of the F1 race and Thanksgiving.

Reid Airport flights have generally been on time. A spokesman says controllers and TSA agents are showing up for work, although a food pantry and meal deliveries have been arranged as they go unpaid.

For Trump, soliciting outrage is the entire point. Sure, that might be attention-grabbing, but it's also a pretty unhealthy way for the leader of 350 million Americans to communicate in our modern era of discontent and partisan divide. 

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 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: Meet the Air Force veteran running Clark County's airports. Also, how prediction markets threaten legal sports betting.

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.

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, we explore why Nevada's sports betting industry no longer leads the nation, but is still breaking annual revenue records.

In this week's Indy Gaming, a travel official says increased visa fees and funding cuts to programs will discourage foreign visitation throughout the U.S.

Rosemary Vassiliadis announces plans to retire in September after leading the nation's seventh-busiest airport since 2013.

In this week's Indy Gaming, a general malaise toward U.S. travel hurts more than just the gaming industry. Also, changes approved for private gaming salons.