Caesars extends Las Vegas locals parking, dining offers through Christmas

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Caesars Entertainment announced Wednesday that it has extended its locals-only perks into the holidays. Complimentary self-parking and a 25% food and beverage discount will remain available for certain days through Thursday,...

Caesars sees Las Vegas 'coming back strongly' after summer travel slump

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Executives with Caesars Entertainment said they are still anticipating a big 2026 in Las Vegas to help the company recover from a soft summer. During an earnings call with analysts Tuesday to discuss third-quarter results, CEO...

Red Rock Resorts commits $385M to next phase of Durango expansion in Las Vegas

Red Rock Resorts will invest $385 million in a second phase of expansion of its Durango Casino & Resort in Las Vegas, adding a bowling alley, luxury movie theaters, new dining, and several entertainment venues as the company continues to grow its...

Louis Tomlinson among artists performing at Las Vegas Grand Prix

Former One Direction member Louis Tomlinson is to perform at this year’s Las Vegas Grand Prix. The 2025 race weekend will also see entertainment from US singer Kane Brown, electronic duo Vavo, US rapper Anderson Paak (as his alter-ego DJ Pee Wee),...

What to do in Las Vegas this week: October 30-November 5

Thursday, October 30 COMEDY: RANDY RAINBOW 7 p.m., Westgate International Theater, ticketmaster.com. COMEDY: PAULY SHORE 9:30 p.m., Wiseguys, wiseguyscomedy.com. MUSIC: ROCCO 7:30 p.m., House of Blues, ticketmaster.com. MUSIC: THE RHYOLITE SOUND 7...

Wynn Al Marjan Island: UAE’s first luxury integrated resort opens in 2027. Get a sneak peek from Las Vegas

I do not know where to look first. At the Wynn Las Vegas, the slot machines in psychedelic neons vie with glitzy designer stores and Spanish artist Okuda San Miguel’s giant sculpture, Smiling King Bear. The opulent Vegas strip, thrums with revelry...

ESTATE BATTLE: Tony Hsieh’s Downtown Las Vegas properties in legal limbo

Nevada Regulators Deny Rio Executive’s Gaming License Due to Ethics Issues

Last week, Nevada regulators turned down a gaming license for a top executive from Dreamscape Companies Inc., which owns the Rio Hotel & Casino. They raised questions about his honesty and past work behavior. This decision throws John Eder’s...

Disney and Formula 1 Unite for a Spectacular Las Vegas Grand Prix Celebration

Few places fuse fantasy and spectacle quite like Las Vegas — a city where the surreal feels routine. But this November, Sin City’s most famous boulevard will shimmer with a new kind of stardust as Disney and Formula 1 join forces to turn the Las...

SPORTS-Eichel & Dorofeyev score 2 each in VGK win over Canes, Josh Pastner wins home debut

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Jack Eichel scored twice in the final 4:59 to help the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Carolina Hurricanes 6-3 on Tuesday night. First Eichel forced a turnover on Taylor Hall’s pass near the blue line, then took Ivan Barbashev’s...

USA TODAY Sports projects Nebraska to face conference foe in Las Vegas

Disney and Formula 1® Collaboration to Launch at Las Vegas Grand Prix

Disney and Formula 1® announced today their highly anticipated collaboration will kick off at the Las Vegas Grand Prix this November. As revealed in May, this exciting global relationship will “fuel the magic” for fans by blending world-class...

As one prediction market leaves Nevada, others double down

Interest surrounding prediction markets reached new levels last week. One professional sports league signed a rights deal with two companies, allowing the use of trademarked names. One of the largest sports betting operators said it plans to...

A Grip on Sports: The World Series seems headed to a seven-game classic, though that’s just part of the sports cornucopia ahead

A GRIP ON SPORTS • I know. Yes, I know. The World Series is still in mid-bloom. I know because the after-effects from Monday night’s 18-inning affair hit me as much as the Dodger bullpen. And still linger. But there is more on tap the next few...

TV Q&A: Why is the background music so loud on TV?

Trib Total Media TV writer Rob Owen answers reader questions every Wednesday at TribLive.com in a column that also appears in the Sunday Tribune-Review. Q: I love “Chicago Med,” but the background music is so loud it drowns out the conversations....

Epic fail: the ‘tough’ New York media is handing us Mayor Mamdani

Zohran Mamdani‘s campaign for New York City Mayor has been simultaneously insulting and patently disturbing from the start. But it somehow found a new low recently when it came to the worst-ever attack on American soil, 9/11. “I want to speak to...

The Mob Museum in downtown Las Vegas opens exhibit on digital organized crime

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — The Mob Museum in downtown Las Vegas opened a groundbreaking new exhibit today that explores how organized crime has evolved from "street shakedowns" to "cyber shakedowns" in the digital age. "Digital Underworld" is the first...

Legalized sports gambling isn’t going to police itself

After the shocking arrest last week of Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier for allegedly feigning an injury to fix the outcome of a bet, I phoned two people who’ve spent years working in what’s called “integrity monitoring.” For a long time, it has...

Caesars Says Poor Uptake In Las Vegas Weighed On Q3 Results, Shares Drop

Caesars’ Las Vegas revenue declines nearly 9%, leading to below-expectation overall sales. Las Vegas saw lower visitation, with CEO Tom Reeg calling the period a “soft summer.” The casino operator’s net loss widens multifold. Caesars Entertainment...

Las Vegas sheds Sin City image, becomes sports hub with billion-dollar economic impacts

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Las Vegas is shedding its "Sin City" moniker as it transforms into a major sports hub, boosting tourism and the local economy. The city recently celebrated another WNBA championship and a Stanley Cup title, while hosting major...