Hundreds of people waited in line for several hours for a liquidation sale at the Sahara hotel-casino. Over 600,000 items from the historic property were up for sale.
The valley woman is suing the property, saying it failed to provide a safe pedestrian walkway.
An anonymous slots player turned $9 into $1.1 million on the Strip last week.
This time, 13 proved very lucky for a Las Vegas slot player.
A sports-betting company with European roots has been unanimously recommended for licensing in Nevada with final approval expected later this month.
Brittnie Watkins said at the Nevada Gaming Control Board meeting that the January session would be her last as a board member.
The suit claims that in addition to “severe pain and shock”, the man also “sustained a traumatic brain injury, a concussion, aggravation of his post-traumatic stress disorder and post-traumatic headaches.”
The resort updated its self-parking policies for 2025, which includes an extension of the resort’s exclusive valet validation program.
Station Casinos has set an opening date for the second location of its new tavern brand, Seventy Six Tavern.
The new restaurant will encompass about 11,000 square feet, seat about 275, and feature three private dining rooms and a terrace.
Cleveland resident John Teel, using the alias “The Brown Clown,” earned $100,000 for winning the last-place booby prize in the Circa Million contest.
