Las Vegas

As the entertainment capital of the world, Las Vegas offers practically everything. From lavish casinos, huge hotels, the best restaurants, an amazing shopping experience, the best shows in the world and all you can dream of.

This is why it is important to know what’s going on in the glamorous city, which leads the way in every aspect of entertainment and gambling. Here you will find all the Vegas news, latest casino openings, special events and more.

Las Vegas Sands Reports Promotions

Las Vegas Sands Corp. today announced the promotions of several key executives to further reflect the company's ever-expanding presence in Asia.

Las Vegas mayor, Oscar Goodman, wants to open a mob museum

Las Vegas mayor wants to take a National Historic Landmark, the old federal courthouse where he tried his first case, and turn it into a mob museum. Many of Goodman's constituents and some former FBI agents are appalled by the idea.

Stardust resort in Las Vegas will soon be demolished

The Stardust hotel and casino in Las Vegas is to be demolished in favour of a newer, shineier resort. A piece of Las Vegas' history will soon be gone.

Pinnacle Entertainment from Las Vegas will buy Sands casino in Atlantic city

After weeks of rumors, yesterday's announcement made clear Pinnacle's plans to try to acquire an Atlantic City casino. A revamped and expanded Sands will have heavy competition in Atlantic City.

Paragon Buys Vancouver Casino

Paragon BC, a division of Paragon Gaming Inc., a Las Vegas-based gaming company, has purchased Edgewater Casino, Inc. in downtown Vancouver at the Plaza of Nations and plans to enhance the gaming and entertainment experiences for local guests and visitors from around the world.

Wireless gambling endorsed by Nevada regulators

A big step towards wireless gambling in the state of Nevada. the state regulators endorsed IGT to compete in the new market for hand-held, mobile gambling devices. This will enable gamblers to play poker, blackjack, slot machines and more anywhere in the resort, as long it is a monitored area.