The United Auto Workers (UAW) warns a plan to encourage more cashless gaming at the state’s casinos could lead to job losses and reduced tips among its members, as well as create more risk generally for fraud and litigation. The plan will be discussed Thursday, June 25 by the Nevada Gaming Commission (NGC).

As a Las Vegas native, I’ve had my fair share of casinos. But as I was growing up around casinos, I’ve noticed they use specific tactics and tricks to keep people gambling.

A group of local UNLV sports fans have taken up the cause to “save the Hey Reb! statue” on campus. The statue was removed from in front of the Tam Almuni Center on campus last week by the university president because of what she said was racial sensitivities.

One infection disease expert called the NBA’s 113-page health and safety protocol document detailed and thoughtful.

Nevada’s 27 tribal nations say they were left behind for two crucial months as the coronavirus crept into every corner of the state.

Las Vegas’ unemployment rate dipped last month as locals went back to work following the pandemic-sparked shutdowns.

The signs are that activism like that around Black Lives Matter is on the rise among Korean pop fans.

The UNLV Continuing Education department is working hard to ensure a safe return to their educational programs. It was just announced that July classes will be offered both in-person and online.

Ann Taylor and Lane Bryant are in serious trouble. Sales are cratering, and the company stopped paying certain landlords and suppliers. S&P Global has warned the retailer is at risk of default.