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2028 stories by Corey Levitan
Israeli Official Arrested in Vegas Child Sex Sting Appears in Court (Via Zoom)
Tom Alexandrovich, the Israeli official arrested in Las Vegas in a child sex sting last month, appeared in court for the first time Wednesday. He appeared remotely via Zoom before Henderson Justice Court Chief Judge Barbara Schifalacqua, who approved the virtual arraignment...
LOST VEGAS: 5 Design Details You Didn’t Notice Go Away
The Las Vegas Strip is always changing in ways that many people may never notice Many once-popular attractions and public spaces have quietly been removed or replaced, often in the name of increasing profits Everyone notices the major ways the Las Vegas...
Desmontando mitos sobre Las Vegas: Las mujeres no debían vestir de rojo en los casinos
El autor de “¿Por qué no debería una mujer vestir de rojo en un casino?” afirma que las cámaras de seguridad infrarrojas pueden ver a través de prendas rojas finas o transparentes en el suelo del casino. Un conocido experto en seguridad...
Caesars Ent. Offers 2 Nights at Low-Tier Vegas Resorts for $300 with $200 Food Credit
Caesars Entertainment on Monday announced a promotion that makes Las Vegas appear more accessible to all. For $300 through the end of 2025, guests will receive a two-night stay at Harrah’s, the Linq or the Flamingo, plus $200 in food and beverage...
Layoffs at The Venetian Las Vegas Raise More Questions
UPDATE: A spokesperson for the Venetian emailed Casino.org on September 12, stating that this story was incorrect. "Over the past weeks, we've onboarded more than 50 new team members," wrote Devin Deatherage of Kirvin-Doak Communications. "Departures are part of the course of...
SPHERE-IOUSLY JUDY: A Major Las Vegas Stage Career Extended by New “Wizard of Oz”
Judy Garland had a long and storied career performing in Las Vegas She first performed in town at age 9 as part of the Gumm Sisters act in 1926 After her movie career cooled, she headlined various showrooms throughout town until her...
VEGAS MYTHS BUSTED: The Tunnel Howard Hughes Built to Connect Desert Inn & Frontier
After acquiring both the Desert Inn -- his home from late 1966 through late 1970 -- and the Frontier in 1967, billionaire Howard Hughes is said to have had a private tunnel constructed beneath Las Vegas Boulevard so he could move between...
Venetian Las Vegas Sues Company for $2M Event Cancellation Fee
The Venetian Resort has filed a nearly $2 million lawsuit against QTLST Management and Shawn Copeland, claiming the media management company and its CEO breached a contract for a corporate event that the Las Vegas casino resort had to cancel earlier this...
VEGAS MYTHS RE-BUSTED: You Can Drink However and Wherever You Want on the Strip
EDITOR’S NOTE: A new “Vegas Myths Busted” publishes every Monday, with a bonus Flashback Friday edition. Today’s edition originally ran on Aug. 26, 2024. The sipping of frozen cocktails from 3-liter tubes -- a common sight along the Strip and Fremont Street downtown --...
Piles of Cremated Human Remains Found in Desert Outside Las Vegas
Numerous piles of cremated human remains have been found on federal land in Searchlight, Nev. The piles were illegally dumped on land managed by the Bureau of Land Management Authorities are investigating the source of the illegal dumping More than 100 piles...
