Two months after the death of founder Sheldon Adelson, Las Vegas Sands has sold its Las Vegas Strip properties, ending an era that began with a long-ago imploded casino that was once home to the Rat Pack.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. agreed to sell its Las Vegas properties to Apollo Global Management Inc. and a real-estate investment trust for about $6.25 billion as the casino operator exits the gambling hub to focus on its core Asia operations.

Las Vegas Sands Corporation is selling its properties on the Las Vegas Strip, the company announced Wednesday.

The biggest little city in the world is rebounding from the pandemic faster than Las Vegas.

The Golden Knights cut their losses and ended their unpopular sponsorship agreement with sports betting tout service UpickTrade.com, the NHL team confirmed Saturday.

As COVID-19 restrictions are eased on the Las Vegas Strip, we are inching our way toward normalcy.

The Mob Museum is adding two vintage slot machines to its collection and has scheduled a two-part presentation about legal gambling in Nevada as part of its March programming.

Here’s one more thing the coronavirus pandemic has ruined for at least some people: betting on the Super Bowl.