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2027 stories by Corey Levitan
Fontainebleau is 4th Vegas Casino Investigated for Money Laundering
Fontainebleau is the fourth Las Vegas Strip casino in a little over a year known to be investigated by Nevada gaming regulators for potentially violating anti-money laundering (AML) laws, according to the Nevada Independent. The new investigation was inadvertently revealed during a...
VEGAS MYTHS RE-BUSTED: Strip Casinos Earn Most of Their Revenue from Gambling
EDITOR'S NOTE: "Vegas Myths Busted" now publishes its new entry every Monday, with a bonus Flashback Friday edition. Today's entry in our ongoing series originally ran on Oct. 21, 2022. The Las Vegas Strip has been the heart of gambling in the...
Caesars Entertainment Sued for Alleged Assault Outside Las Vegas Strip Restaurant
A Nevada woman is suing multiple parties for failing to act following a gruesome attack she claims she suffered two years ago at a restaurant on the Strip's Linq Promenade. According to The Las Vegas Review-Journal, Malissa Danielle Miles claims she was...
Two Legionnaires Cases Reported at South Point Casino in Las Vegas
Two separate cases of Legionnaires' disease are being investigated at the South Point casino hotel in Las Vegas, the Southern Nevada Health District (SNHD) announced Thursday. One case occurred in August 2024, while the other occurred in February 2025. Both are “travel-associated”...
LOST VEGAS: Celebrity Dealers
Among the various illegal activities one might have stumbled across in a Las Vegas casino in the 1950s was celebrity dealing. Dean Martin reportedly ran blackjack tables for kicks between his 8 p.m. and midnight shows at the Sands, a casino that,...
Fontainebleau Las Vegas and Tom Brady to Debut Memorabilia Display
Fontainebleau Las Vegas and Tom Brady will open a temporary sports and entertainment museum in June "Hall of Excellence" will feature impressive memorabilia from Brady and other notables Fontainebleau Las Vegas announced Wednesday that it will open a temporary sports and entertainment...
Sex Worker Hired for Diddy’s ‘Freak Offs’ Was Convicted Las Vegas Killer & Reality Star
Ash Armand's photo was introduced during the first week of Sean "P Diddy" Combs' sex trafficking trial Prosecutors claim he was one of 13 male escorts hired to perform at the disgraced record mogul's "freak off" sex parties Armand was initially known...
VEGAS DINING NEWS: New ‘Restaurant Fee’ In, Bahama Breeze Out
Check your checks, Las Vegas visitors. Some restaurants now charge a fee separate from the price of your food and drinks, tax and tip. Vegas visitor Dave Larouche recently shared a tweet of the receipt for his bill at Giordano’s at the...
VEGAS MUSIC NEWS: Roth v. Hagar in Vegas, No KISS Reunion, Did Katy Fail?
The second living museum of Van Halen nostalgia arrives in Las Vegas Sept. 8, when original singer David Lee Roth swings a new tour into the BleauLive Theater at Fontainebleau. Though most hardcore fans consider the “Van Hagar” era of pop-rock hits...
Planning Takes Off Again for Second Las Vegas Airport
The environmental impact statement process has restarted on a second Las Vegas airport First proposed in 1998, the Southern Nevada Supplemental Airport will be built 30 miles south of the Strip and serve 35 million travelers per year It's already seven years...
