For many years, women have served alcohol to gamblers in casinos, but they rarely supervised the whole operation.

Thanks to its fine dining, clubs and luxury hotels, Las Vegas has been known to attract A-list celebrities.

After closing its doors in March, Piero’s Italian Cuisine will begin serving customers again today, with limited hours and a limited menu. General manager Evan Glusman, whose family founded the restaurant in 1982, is excited to begin seating customers again.

The Cosmopolitan hotel-casino on the Las Vegas Strip has banned smoking in some public areas. This comes as the nearby Park MGM prepares to reopen Sept. 30 as the first smoke-free casino on the Strip.

For decades, women have dealt cards or served drinks in casinos, but they rarely got the chance to run the joint.

The “Autumn Wind” is still a Raider, but he’s no longer blustering in from the sea.

The novel coronavirus, an airborne pathogen that affects the respiratory system, provided state officials a legitimate public health reason to temporarily ban smoking inside casinos.

When MGM Resorts reopens its last shuttered property on The Strip, guests won’t be able light up cigars or cigarettes at card tables or slot machines.