The housing bust and recession have left many Nevada families with little room to move.

College seniors in Nevada have endured budget cuts and tuition hikes. They now face a less-than-promising job market.

Nevada's unionized workforce could play a huge role in deciding who wins the swing state come November. Professor Ruben Garcia discusses Nevada's union landscape.

Forget about slot machines and blackjack. Las Vegas visitors are increasingly coming to the city to shop, eat and party at the pool.

The head of Caesars Entertainment discusses how casinos are faring in this global economy.

Nevadans have been risk-takers, and sometimes losers, since the days of the Comstock Lode.

The president and CEO of Caesars Entertainment speaks about where gambling is doing the best now, and where he hopes to expand in the near future.

Down and out, many students at Casino College still hope for a shot at the big time

Caesar's Palace's new Octavius tower will be a boutique casino less focused on the gambling experience. The non-gambling approach is a new trend for Sin City.