Las Vegas police officers to be featured on national TV show
Officers on patrol with the Metropolitan Police Department will soon be featured on a television show on the independent television network Reelz. Original article: https://www.reviewjournal.com/entertainment/tv/las-vegas-police-officers-to-be-featured-on-national-tv-show-3272092/
Rio Las Vegas alters dealer tip policy, drawing mixed reactions
Off-Strip casino Rio Las Vegas has introduced a new tip-out policy for table game dealers, shifting to a 50/50 split system that some employees criticize as unfair...
Trump appeals his New York hush money conviction
The case, involving an alleged scheme to hide a hush money payment to porn actor Stormy Daniels during his 2016 Republican campaign, was the only one of...
North Dakota considers dissolving Gaming Commission, shifting oversight to Attorney General
North Dakota lawmakers are weighing a proposal that would eliminate the state's Gaming Commission and transfer full regulatory authority over gambling to the Attorney General’s Office. Senate...
Missouri lawmakers once again consider regulating video gambling machines
The Missouri House is considering a bill to regulate and tax video lottery terminals (VLTs), a move that supporters say would provide legal clarity for businesses but...
SOFTSWISS wins marketing campaign, customer service categories at European Gaming Awards
iGaming solutions provider SOFTSWISS has won the Best Advertising and Marketing Campaign and Best Customer Service categories at the European iGaming Awards 2025. The awards, held in...
Eilers & Krejcik Gaming unveils full list of 7th Annual EKG Slot Awards nominees
20. Top Performing NEW Online Table Game
21. Top Performing Online Live Casino Game • Adventures Beyond Wonderland - Playtech
• Live Dealer Blackjack En Espanol - Evolution
• Live...
What would Las Vegas gain from having a movie studio?
While privately financed, the $1.8 billion Summerlin Production Studios Project is reliant upon the state’s film tax incentives being overhauled during the 2025 Legislative session that begins...
Las Vegas is known for its neon. When did the first signs arrive?
Neon signs were enough of a novelty that when the Las Vegas Club on Fremont Street erected one in 1930, it made the Review-Journal’s front page. Original...
Swinomish tribe teams up with RSI to launch retail BetRivers sportsbook in Washington
The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community and operator Rush Street Interactive have partnered to launch in-person sports betting at the Swinomish Casino & Lodge in Washington. Customers will be able...
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