Howard Stutz

Wynn Resorts reached a “non-prosecution agreement” with the U.S. Department of Justice and will forfeit $130 million to resolve a 10-year-old investigation into transactions at Wynn Las Vegas.

The order said the plaintiffs lacked standing and did not meet the standard for the “public importance exemption” created by the state Supreme Court.

Boyd Gaming invests heavily in large sportsbooks, adapting to the growing trend of mobile betting. Explore how this shift impacts the gaming landscape.

Cannabis dispensary Planet 13 is buying a rival dispensary in the resort corridor for $6.9 million. A consultant said the deal would help in evaluating the value of the Las Vegas cannabis industry.

Declining room rates on the Las Vegas Strip during Formula One weekend raise questions about demand and pricing, potentially signaling a yellow flag for the city’s gaming industry.

The Oakland Athletics play their final game at the Oakland Coliseum on Thursday before a three-year temporary relocation to Sacramento. It's been a sad farewell for a fanbase that has stayed loyal to the team as it begins the journey to land in Las Vegas by 2028.

More than a decade after losing a race for the U.S. Senate, former Nevada Congresswoman Shelley Berkley is running for mayor of Las Vegas as a way of continuing her love of public service.

State gaming revenue totals are often skewed when a month ends on a weekend because of how casinos record the revenue from their slot machines.

Light & Wonder's CEO said the company is removing 2,200 slot machines from casino to comply with a ruling by a federal judge in Las Vegas who expressed concern the games violated trade secrets from a another company.

The Tropicana was reduced to rubble in 22 seconds last week. However, combined with July's closure of the The Mirage, some 4,500 hotel room were moved from the market and will be several years before they are replaced.