Howard Stutz is a Reporter at The Nevada Independent. He specializes in gaming and tourism issues, with a focus on hospitality, leisure, and regional interests, particularly in Nevada and Las Vegas. Stutz's work has been featured in CDC Gaming Reports, Las Vegas Advisor, Elko Daily Free Press, Milton Daily Standard, and Las Vegas Sun.
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Howard Stutz's coverage predominantly revolves around the gaming industry, particularly in Las Vegas. His focus on local announcements and private sector developments indicates a preference for news related to significant changes or events within the gaming scene, specifically in Las Vegas.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Inside the American Gaming Association's new headquarters in Washington are a few slot machines to entertain policymakers and other visitors.
LAS VEGAS -- The Nevada State Gaming Control Board will consider a regulation change next month that would allow Nevada sports books to accept wagers on the Olympics.
By: Howard Stutz
How will Tilman Fertitta balance his duties as an ambassador with his ownership of the Golden Nugget casinos? Also, sports betting faces congressional scrutiny.
Three of President-elect Donald Trump’s announced political appointees have ties to Nevada’s gaming industry — a sign that an industry once stigmatized in the political sphere has entered the mainstream.The candidates have the benefit of having passed the state’s rigorous gaming regulato
LAS VEGAS -- Imagine for a moment that Las Vegas-style sports wagering was legal in other states. Maybe the NFL's negative attitude toward betting would be relaxed.
By: Howard Stutz
Visitor spending and gambling totals declined in November despite the race. Also, what does a merger offer for Howard Hughes mean for its Las Vegas businesses?
By: Howard Stutz
After her departure, all three members of the panel that regulates the state’s largest industry will be Gov. Joe Lombardo’s appointees.
By: Howard Stutz
November's Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix race didn't provide the expected business lift that a few Strip properties experienced from 2023's inaugural event.
By: Howard Stutz
The early departure means Lombardo needs to fill two seats on the three-member regulatory panel.
By: Howard Stutz
The 69-day strike was Culinary's longest in Las Vegas in 27 years, topped only by the Frontier Hotel strike that lasted six years, four months and 10 days.
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