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New information has surfaced regarding two female suspects wanted for questioning after one allegedly made off with money in an illegal ticket transaction at a Carson City casino.

A six-count lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court names former Resorts World President and Chief Operating Officer Scott Sibella, who was fired by the company in September.

Cyberattacks on Caesars, MGM properties lead to discussions by gaming regulators on opening day of G2E conference in Las Vegas.

Online gambling is currently a widespread phenomenon, but it's crucial to familiarize yourself with the legal framework governing casinos.

Nevada’s gaming wins in August were relatively flat compared with one year ago, state officials said in a report released Friday.

It's been two days since the last official update on the MGM Resorts hack -- a social media post by the company stating that operations have returned to normal. But media reports continue and Nevada gaming officials are waiting for an explanation.

The Nevada Gaming Commission has ratified a set of health and safety policies that casinos and other gaming licensees will have to follow when they reopen to the public from coronavirus-related closures that have lasted nearly two months so far.

Commissioner Brian Krolicki wants public response on the recent computer system hackings of MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment systems in past few weeks.

The Carson City Chamber of Commerce released the following to its members on Friday:

The Carson City Chamber of Commerce released the following to its members on Friday: