Richard N. Velotta is a journalist based in Las Vegas, Nevada. He writes for The Island Packet and the Las Vegas Review-Journal, with his work also appearing in various other publications. Richard covers a range of topics, including technology, conventions, tourism, business, and local events, providing insightful and informative articles about the happenings in the Las Vegas area.
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Richard N. Velotta's reporting primarily focuses on the gaming and travel & tourism industries in Las Vegas, Nevada. His coverage includes announcements, press releases, and expert commentary related to local events and developments.
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By: Richard N. Velotta
Renderings of what could become the tallest Strip resort — and home to one of two NBA-ready arenas that could someday host a Las Vegas basketball team — have been filed with Clark County and will be the subject of discussion Tuesday by the Winchester Town Advisory Board.
By: Richard N. Velotta
A Las Vegas attorney has filed two class-action lawsuits against ticket resellers Vegas and SeatGeek alleging violations of Nevada’s ticket resale laws.
The attorney for a former Gaming Control Board department head has filed a motion in U.S. District Court opposing dismissal of the discrimination lawsuit.
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority has discussed decommissioning the Monorail, but the board decided to extend a liability insurance policy for another year.
A Las Vegas attorney has filed a pair of class-action lawsuits against second-hand ticket resellers, accusing them of violating Nevada’s recently enacted ticket resale laws.Attorney Michael Gayan of the Kemp Jones LLP law firm on Thursday filed lawsuits in U.S. District Court in Las Vegas agai
By: Richard N. Velotta
Although a judge of the U.S. District Court ruled against the Las Vegas company, CEO Matt Wilson sees plenty of opportunity as a result of international casino growth.
After a year of operation, Sphere executives are figuring out how to strengthen revenue potential and that will include presentations like “V-U2 An Immersive Concert Film.”
By: Richard N. Velotta
With President-elect Trump talking deregulation and SpaceX owner Elon Musk a part of Trump’s team, Spaceport developer Rob Lauer is considering a public offering.
The cousin to Station Casinos owners Frank and Lorenzo Fertitta now has a 9.9 percent stake in the company.
By: Richard N. Velotta
The developers of a North Strip resort with an NBA-ready arena cleared their first hurdle Tuesday when the Winchester Town Advisory Board unanimously recommended approval of their multibillion-dollar project at the former Wet n' Wild site between Fontainebleau Las Vegas and the Sahara.
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