A civil rights lawsuit in Clark County accuses a downtown Las Vegas casino of racial profiling and unlawful ejection. The case seeks damages and policy changes that could affect Nevada’s gaming industry.
Resorts World Las Vegas is pushing for a new NBA arena and a major guest experience revamp as it marks five years on the Strip. The property is also moving past regulatory setbacks and public relations challenges.
More Las Vegas casinos are rolling out cashless gaming, letting players fund slot machines directly from their phones. The shift brings new convenience but also raises questions about responsible gambling and regulatory safeguards.
Boomer’s Sportsbook has secured approval to operate at Four Queens and Binion’s Gambling Hall, bringing its Nevada footprint to nearly 20 locations by year’s end as the company targets further statewide growth
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas faces a $7.2 million penalty after Nevada regulators found the property failed to prevent a convicted illegal bookmaker from gambling on-site between 2019 and 2021.
A Massachusetts-based buyer has been selected for Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino in downtown Las Vegas, with court approval and gaming regulatory review pending. The transaction could close by September 30 if approved.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board is pursuing $120,000 per day in fines against Kalshi, alleging the company failed to block access to certain event contracts in Nevada by the August 12 deadline, despite a court order and geofencing measures.
