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September 21

Las Vegas buffets dying out as 'Pawn Stars' boss touts barbecue, American steaks

Las Vegas tourism drops 12% as traditional buffets close and food halls replace iconic dining venues. "Pawn Stars" boss Rick Harrison discusses the evolving food scene.

September 20

The one thing that’s free in Las Vegas — but it requires taking a gamble

Zoox begins public testing of driverless robotaxis on the Las Vegas Strip with plans to expand to San Francisco, Austin and Miami after regulatory approval.

September 19

Floyd Mayweather files lawsuit against Las Vegas car dealer over alleged fraud in multimillion-dollar deal

Floyd Mayweather, famed for his lavish spending habits, filed a lawsuit against a Las Vegas supercar dealer over claims of misrepresentation on a luxury Maybach.

September 17

Las Vegas becoming 'playground for the affluent' as 'everyday traveler' left behind

Reddit users and industry experts say Las Vegas has shifted its strategy intentionally to appeal to affluent visitors rather than budget-conscious travelers.

September 10

Las Vegas casinos ditch live dealers for electronic games amid ongoing tourism decline

Golden Gate Hotel & Casino eliminates live dealers in favor of electronic table games as Las Vegas adapts to changing visitor preferences and a tourist decline.

September 9

Las Vegas buffets 'a dying breed' as casinos push 'younger and cooler' food hall options

Las Vegas buffets are being replaced by trendy food halls on the Strip, with venues like ARIA and Rio converting their traditional buffet spaces into modern dining options.

September 7

Bride-to-be cancels fiancé’s Vegas bachelor trip after shocking $3K deposit betrayal

A bride canceled her fiancé's Vegas bachelor trip after he secretly used $3,000 of wedding venue deposit money for the getaway.

September 2

'Pawn Stars' boss Rick Harrison calls out 'insane' Vegas prices, blames 'COVID hangover'

"Pawn Stars" boss Rick Harrison blamed overpriced casinos and the COVID aftermath for Las Vegas' current tourism decline, with visitor numbers dropping 11.3% in June.

September 1

Las Vegas residents sound alarm on crime-ridden encampments as Trump pushes zero tolerance homelessness plan

Trump signs executive order to combat homelessness-related crime as Las Vegas faces 20% increase in homeless population and struggles with encampments.

August 22

Las Vegas steak specials tempt travelers seeking flavor without Strip-sized costs

A food expert shared how to identify affordable steak options in Las Vegas, with deals ranging from $22 ribeye dinners to half-price Sunday specials at Sin City restaurants.