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Experts are praising Clark County’s proposed rewrite of its policies on workplace harassment, bullying and discrimination.

Does the rise of today’s gig economy call into question whether an 80-year-old federal wage law is still relevant? Some updates may be warranted, but making significant changes to the Depression-era Fair Labor Standards Act won’t be easy, worker advocates and management-side attorneys told Bloomberg Law.

Recent news reports about wealthy donors rescinding big gifts to the University of Nevada at Las Vegas and a lawsuit brought by a donor against the University of Chicago, among other examples, show it is crucial for nonprofits to be crystal clear with donors about what to expect from their contributions — and the limits of their influence.

Casinos may soon get access to new technology to fight back against the technique known as “edge sorting.”

Last Friday springs into March with spring break fun and March Madness spirit to benefit UNLV hospitality scholarship fund.

rittney Martino, a student at UNLV spent her time in a Gambling Innovation class developing a new type of card shoe that could make edge sorting impossible. She has now been granted a patent for her invention. The UNLV class has also produced a prototype model.

It's been a rough month for UNLV President Dr. Len Jessup. Reports surfaced two weeks ago that Jessup was told in January to quit or be fired.

<em>Casino Journal</em> is pleased to announce the results of its Top 20 Most Innovative Gaming Technology Products Awards for 2017. There were 21 winners in this year’s contest due to a tie for the 20th highest score.

For people with a gambling problem, the first three steps to recovery are to admit they need help, believe a higher power can right them, and place their future in its hands.