Explore what used to be the most profitable gold and silver mining town in Nevada.

Take a colorful walk through Las Vegas’s history of iconic neon signs.

The Mob Museum is three stories of interactive exhibits all about the history of organized crime and law enforcement in Las Vegas.

The Ferguson Motel has been transformed into a favorite local hangout downtown.

Vegas is arguably the world’s gambling capital. And while the city is always welcoming newer and better casinos, some establishments have stood the test of time. Some of the city’s oldest casinos include:

Sheldon G. Adelson, Sands Corp CEO dead at 87

Las Vegas has tons of reputable pawnshops. Pick up some jewelry and surprise your partner when you get home. Sell one of your own trinkets and add some green to your pocket. Whether you're looking to sell, pawn, or buy, here are the best pawnshops in Las...

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Nicholas Pileggi says that Las Vegas flaunted its magic in the past, but its current state is spectacular

In Vegas, you can find anything from vintage casino pieces to old-age bits of the Wild West. If you are looking for the best antique stores around, you should check out the following:

If you are looking to acquire some second-hand items to save a dime or two, Vegas got you covered. The Sin City has impressive thrift stores offering exceptional items you won't believe are second-hand. Check out the following high-end stores for the best...

Las Vegas is the entertainment capital of the world. Here are the six greatest entertainers in the city's history.

From speakeasies and casinos to the entertainment industry at large, mobsters have always played an influential role in the growth and shaping of Las Vegas. It is a city that, for better or worse, has always been of great interest to the mob, particularly...

Every poker player, regardless of skill level, dreams of playing and winning a World Series of Poker bracelet or ring, the greatest benchmark for success in this wonderful game.

Vegas, for all its glory, entertainment, and splendor, does have a dark side. Here’s a list of five people who took on the casinos at their own game and unfortunately for them, ended up losing everything in Las Vegas!

Howard Hughes came to Las Vegas as one of the richest men in the world, and he was ready to buy casinos in the 1960s.