You would think that a 50-year run in Las Vegas would be cause for celebration. Not so for Circus Circus, the hotel-casino along the Las Vegas Strip that promised a new type of theme-driven entertainment when it opened Oct. 18, 1968.

It opened up in the Year of the Monkey and closed in the Year of the Dog — a two-year stretch of bad fortune for a casino that once had designs on being the go-to place for an authentic Asian experience in Vegas.

The Lucky Dragon Hotel is now closed. Tuesday was the last day for hotel employees.

We all know some of the most famous – and catchy – product slogans: “Melts in your mouth, Not in Your Hands” - M&Ms, of course.

The NFL could be looking at a $2.3 billion annual payout thanks to legalized sports betting, if all goes according to plan.

Recently, the American Gaming Association released its yearly report, State of the States 2018.

Atlantic City is still the nation’s second-largest commercial casino market, but gaming expansion in nearby states will continue to test the city’s durability, based on findings in a recent survey on the state of the industry.

There are many, many shows to see in Las Vegas, but this one is different. On every other stage, you can see acrobats, rock stars, pop sensations, magicians, DJs, and comedians galore, but none of them do quite what Santiago Michel does. For now, at least.