Why housing? It’s the rare cost of living issue that voters seem to reward Democrats on. In an April poll conducted by Emerson College and The Hill, housing was ranked as Nevada voters’ number four issue, behind only the economy, immigration and education. 

Betsy Fretwell, who took over as the chief operating officer of the Las Vegas Grand Prix in January, announced her departure from the race on Friday, saying she was returning to her private consulting business.

Bally's Corp. shareholders rejected a proposal to study the effects of smoking inside casinos, but advocates plan to bring the issue back in a year.

Media mogul Barry Diller was awarded an unlimited license by the Nevada Gaming Commission, but not without a little controversy. The vote was 4-1 with one commissioner still concerned about an SEC matter.

The Engelstad Foundation will no longer provide financial support to UNLV, blaming a “poor and unacceptable” relationship with the university’s leadership.

Southern Nevada's tavern business may get a little crowded in the next year with Red Rock Resorts looking to open up to seven locations, slicing into a market controlled by Golden Entertainment.

The Nevada Supreme Court rejected a ballot referendum that would have allowed voters to overturn $380 million in public financing for a Major League Baseball stadium in Las Vegas.

A gaming regulation change 17 years ago that gave federal investigators first crack at casino money laundering issues is the reason Scott Sibella plead guilty last week in federal court ahead of being disciplined by Nevada.

A 48-hour strike at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas began early Friday and will last through Sunday. The property is the last of the resorts from the 2023 negotiations that has yet to agree on a new labor contract.

Former gaming executive Scott Sibella was given a year's probation and a $9,500 fine for violating federal anti-money laundering laws when he was president of MGM Grand.

VICI Properties remains interested in expanding its real estate ownership in Las Vegas. But until the company acquires a another casino, it is providing financing to different operators.

Shareholders at three casino companies are pushing a proposal that would requires corporate management to commission a report on potential cost savings from implementing a smoke-free policy.

Billionaire investor Barry Diller was recommended for an unlimited license by the Nevada Gaming Control Board Wednesday as a board member with MGM Resorts International.

International passenger volume at Harry Reid International Airport is nearing it pre-pandemic levels., which would be a good boost for the Las Vegas resort industry.

The Gaming Control Board filed a three-count complaint against former casino executive Scott Sibella four months after his January guilty plea for violating the Bank Secrecy Act.

On March 26, the Washoe County Commission became the latest municipality to pass an ordinance making it a misdemeanor to camp or live in a vehicle on county-owned properties or public places. 

Nevada’s political avengers assembled Monday for a groundbreaking ceremony more Coachella than press conference.

Sen. Jacky Rosen (D-NV) introduced a bill today to create a federal grant program to fund the expunging or sealing of state-level cannabis offenses — using federal dollars to achieve a goal of legislative Democrats who passed a similar bill in 2023 but were stymied by Gov. Joe Lombardo's (R) veto pen.

The first two cannabis consumption lounges have opened in Las Vegas and proponents believe the concept is a natural fit for the hospitality-driven economy of Nevada.

Many states have eliminated proposition wagers in college athletes - not Nevada. But the rapid expansion of legal sports betting is starting to show a few growing pains.