There’s a lot of talk about how quick Las Vegas is to throw out its history. What’s missing is how that history can often find a second life that is sometimes more fulfilling than its original one.

With many UNLV students hoping to work in the hospitality industry, the increasing automation of work in that field doesn’t leave a positive outlook. As we move toward what seems to be an inevitably less people-focused business, it’s worth taking a minute to consider what we are sacrificing.

Monte Carlo’s transition to Park MGM speaks to new Las Vegas identity.

This isn't Steve Wynn's first departure from the gaming industry—a look back at the history of Wynn's role in the creation of Las Vegas.

In 1996 casino consultant Eugene Christiansen made a bold claim: “... look carefully at Treasure Island. You’re looking at the future—the future of Las Vegas.” He was more right than we ever could have imagined

It's a brave new world when it comes to applying artificial intelligence to the gaming and casino industries.

A December fixture since 1985, Las Vegas' rodeo romance is in full bloom.

The outcome of Christie v. National Collegiate Athletic Association will determine if a federal ban on states’ ability to legalize sports betting is unconstitutional.

There's a fine line when it comes to "pay to win."

While gaming continues to grow in leaps and bounds around the country, history has shown that Las Vegas reaps many benefits from this amplification.

As Las Vegas matures some things are lost forever.

Will the Fontainebleau finally fulfill its promise?

From Wonder Pets to the big leagues, a look back at David G. Schwartz's other 199 columns.

What makes the arrival of Circus 1903 interesting is that, nationally, circuses are at a low ebb.

Two incidents involving Downtown casino owner Derek Stevens show just how far Las Vegas has come and why it’s important not to lose sight of its past.