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A planned hearing on what will happen to the license of the Concord Casino was delayed for 10 days by New Hampshire authorities. The Draft Sports Bar and Grill in Concord, N., pictured above. Inside is the Concord Casino. A hearing on the casino’s license has been delayed. (Image: Concord Casino) The New Hampshire Lottery

Wirecard’s former chief operating officer, the fugitive Jan Marsalek, was an alleged spymaster who fed orders to five Bulgarian nationals accused in the UK of spying for Russia. “Manhunt:” Global fugitive Jan Marsalek, pictured in above in a German “wanted” billboard, fled Germany for Russia shortly after Wirecard’s dramatic implosion. He is now accused of

A construction worker has died while setting up for the inaugural Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, taking place Nov. 16-18. According to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police, a man suffered a “major laceration to the neck” while working at the Bellagio fountains on on the Las Vegas strip on Saturday morning. MGM Resorts International is

On Thursday, the new owner of the historic Huntridge Theater in downtown Las Vegas released the first renderings of how his venue’s theater, cabaret space, and lobby will look once $15M-$18M renovations are complete in about two years. A rendering of how the theater at the historic Huntridge in downtown Las Vegas will appear following

A man was arrested on Tuesday after he was accused of shooting four victims at Mississippi’s Gold Strike Casino Resort on January 22. Mississippi’s Gold Strike Casino Resort, pictured above. A man was arrested for a shooting at the casino. (Image: Tunica Travel) Imani Holly, 19, was apprehended in Knoxville, Tennessee, according to Tennessee’s WHBQ

Pennsylvania Rep. Dan Frankel (D-Allegheny) is no fan of smoking exemptions for certain businesses like casinos. For a second year in a row, the Allegheny County Democrat has introduced legislation in the Harrisburg capital that seeks to end the smoking loopholes for casinos and other venues currently immune from the state’s indoor smoking law. Cigarettes

In a cataclysmic shakeup, Scott Sibella has been fired as president and COO of Resorts World, after allegedly violating the company’s policies, a statement from the Las Vegas Strip casino resort announced on Friday, Sept. 15. Peter LaVoie, most recently senior VP and chief financial officer of Resorts World, has taken the helm as company

The fall won’t kill you, but the credit card bill might when you get home. A new attraction, Skydive the Strip: After Sunset, is advertising excursions for $30K a pop starting in late September. That makes it the world’s most expensive skydiving experience, surpassing Everest Skydive Nepal by around $8K. Tandem skydiving isn’t normally safe

David Blaine announced on Tuesday a new Las Vegas residency that will open New Year’s Eve weekend at the Encore Theater and play for 12 dates through May 11. That’s news enough, as the celebrated illusionist has never before performed on New Year’s Eve. However, the real question is what has happened behind the scenes

A federal appeals court today declined to rehear a case challenging a sports betting plan in Florida, effectively clearing the way for wagering to resume in the Sunshine State. A sports bettor downloads the Hard Rock Sportsbook app following Florida’s April 2021 agreement to allow the Seminole Tribe to operate online sports betting. A federal