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Reporter: Larry Henry

Gaming Regulation, Crime, Politics — Larry Henry is a veteran print and broadcast journalist who spent more than 16 years in Nevada, including serving as legislative reporter for the Reno Gazette-Journal and as political editor at the Las Vegas Sun. He's also written about popular culture for the Mob Museum in Las Vegas. As a broadcast journalist, he worked as managing editor at KFSM-TV, the CBS affiliate in Arkansas, where he now lives and where casino growth is a hot topic. A Marine Corps veteran and LSU graduate, he is also an avid movie fan, especially of classic film noir from the 1940s and ’50s.

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496 stories by Larry Henry

Casino Stocks Poised for ‘Huge’ Year in 2021: Jim Cramer

The public’s pent-up demand for travel and a potential for better US-China relations point to a “huge year” for casino stocks in 2021, according to CNBC’s Jim Cramer. The television host said once enough people are vaccinated, “The economy goes back to...

Larry Henry December 15, 2020

Sexual Assault at Nevada Casino 25 Years Ago Lands Suspect in Jail

A 44-year-old man is behind bars in Las Vegas, accusing of sexually assaulting a juvenile female 25 years ago at a hotel-casino in Laughlin, Nevada. Enoch Jeremy Spina was booked Sunday into the Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas. He is...

Larry Henry December 14, 2020

Cheaper Room Rates Available on Las Vegas Strip Through Airbnb

Visitors to Southern Nevada can get a lower room rate on the Las Vegas Strip by booking through Airbnb or other short-term rental sites, according to a published report. These bookings avoid unpopular resort fees that increase the cost of posted hotel...

Larry Henry December 14, 2020

Suspect Arrested for ‘Luring Child for Sex Acts’ Said He Only Wanted to Take Girl Ice Skating on Las Vegas Strip: Police

A 46-year-old man arrested on suspicion of seeking sex with a juvenile told police he just wanted to take the girl ice skating at a casino on the Las Vegas Strip. Christopher Mark Damron, of Oxnard, California, was booked into jail this...

Larry Henry December 11, 2020

Tony Hsieh Death: Report Says Las Vegas Investor Threatened Self-Harm Months Before

Months before his death, Las Vegas investor Tony Hsieh was hospitalized when an anonymous 911 call indicated he was threatening to hurt himself, according to published accounts. On June 30, a male caller told a 911 dispatcher that Hsieh was smashing things...

Larry Henry December 11, 2020

Adrien Broner Assault on Las Vegas Strip Results in $4M Judgment Against Champion Boxer

A Las Vegas judge has signed off on a $4 million judgement against world champion boxer Adrien Broner in an assault caught on camera on the Las Vegas Strip, according to news accounts. Las Vegas resident Carlos Gonzalez, now 30, sued Broner...

Larry Henry December 10, 2020

‘Explosive’ Virtual Event Set for Las Vegas This New Year’s Eve

The massive New Year’s Eve celebration normally held on the Las Vegas Strip is going virtual this year — with a bang. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority plans to use its social media sites to show a 2020 sign being...

Larry Henry December 10, 2020

Gunshot in Hotel Room Forces Evacuation at Treasure Island Casino on Las Vegas Strip

Guests were evacuated from the Treasure Island Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip early Thursday after gunfire was heard in one of the rooms. Officer Larry Hadfield of Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said the gunshot came from a hotel...

Larry Henry December 10, 2020

Gaming Company Plans to Build Casino in Southern Nevada

A new hotel-casino could be coming to Henderson in Southern Nevada, pending City Council action next week. Las Vegas-based Marnell Gaming Management is seeking to buy about nine acres of land north of M Resort in Henderson, which is just south of...

Larry Henry December 9, 2020

Connecticut Cop Faces Discipline For Seeking Bets on First 2021 Murder

A detective in the Hartford, Connecticut, police department faces disciplinary action for soliciting bets on where the city’s first murder will take place in 2021, according to a published account. Detective Jeffrey Placzek could be demoted and placed on unpaid leave for...

Larry Henry December 9, 2020