DECATUR, Ala. -- An all-out search for a missing Alabama organized crime specialist led to Las Vegas, where the decorated officer was arrested and accused of staging his disappearance to cover up the theft of $2,500 from his department, authorities said Tuesday.
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Recession or not, a joint venture led by a financially struggling Israel-based development group plans to build the world's largest hotel in Las Vegas.
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The Consumer Electronics Show — the biggest showcase for new electronics products — opens in Las Vegas Thursday. Morning Edition tech guru Mario Armstrong talks with Ari Shapiro about some of the new gadgets on display.
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Las Vegas Sands is denying a report from an Israeli newspaper that it will exchange stock to buy 35 acres on the Las Vegas Strip. The property is owned by developers planning to build a casino resort modeled after the Plaza Hotel in New York.
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A drug-related kidnapping in North Las Vegas led authorities from multiple agencies on a hunt that ended in Henderson with the arrest of four suspects on Tuesday.
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The $9 billion CityCenter project in Las Vegas is targeting the metro Phoenix area to fill more than 12,000 jobs needed to staff the 18 million square-foot development, set to open later this year.
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Editor’s note: Blade Pop Culture Editor Kirk Baird will cover the annual Consumer Electronics show in Las Vegas starting tomorrow. Look for blog entries at toledoblade.com and stories in upcoming editions of The Blade, including Saturday’s Technology page. Tomorrow is Jan. 8, which may not mean much to most people. Unless, of course, you’re a technology junkie, in which case Thursday is your ...
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