Eilers & Krejcik Gaming announced the hiring of Jerry Rau as managing director of Electronic Money Movement, a newly created division within the firm.
Cancellations weigh on future of Pennsylvania sportsbooks
A busy February pushed Pennsylvania's retail and online sportsbooks past $2 billion in wagers since the industry was launched.
Allegiant cutting flights as virus roils business
Allegiant Air, which two weeks ago said it was flying above the coronavirus turbulence, has since taken sharp measures to stay afloat. The Las Vegas-based domestic carrier, although ...
Bettors find new wagering outlets online
Bettors have found new wagering outlets via the online realm of PlaySugarHouse.com and BetRivers.com in the wake of postponements and cancellations of varied sports leagues.
Is marijuana essential? Dispensaries OK’d to stay open
Is marijuana essential during the coronavirus pandemic? That seemed to be the question this morning as people flocked to Las Vegas-area dispensaries to stock up after Gov. Steve Sisolak ordered ...
Caesars Entertainment announces temporary shutdown
Caesars Entertainment Corporation announced that it will temporarily shut down its owned properties in North America, consistent with directives from various government bodies.
Greenspun Media Group takes extra precaution with delivery of magazine
GMG will begin placing all copies of Las Vegas Weekly in bags during the duration of the crisis. This is an unprecedented move ...
Las Vegas mayor blasts 30-day shutdown, claims coronavirus is similar to flu, other diseases
Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman wants Gov. Steve Sisolak to shorten the 30-day shutdown of all nonessential businesses in Nevada due to the coronavirus pandemic to eight to 10 days ...
Golden Knights classic games to fill live hockey void on TV
Looking for your fix of Golden Knights hockey? AT&T SportsNet has you covered. The network announced today that with no live games after the NHL suspended its ...
UNLV mental health expert offers tips on coping during the coronavirus shutdown
As residents begin to grapple with the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic, many Southern Nevadans are coming to terms with not only the dangers of the virus, but how it’s impacting their daily lives. The state ordered casinos and all other non-essential businesses to close ...