An effort by Las Vegas Sands Corp. to include a potential casino in a resort in the Dallas suburb of Irving was rebuffed on ...

Irving City Council passed the proposal stripped of gambling and nightlife uses after Sands requested to remove the elements ...

The Irving Planning and Zoning Commission will vote Monday on re-zoning an area that could allow casino gambling—if legalized— in the North Texas city. The proposed mixed-use development would sit on ...

The Irving City Council early Friday approved the amended zoning proposals with no gambling portion in two separate 6-3 votes ...

In a 5-4 vote, the commission approved the zoning changes tied to a potential resort casino owned by Las Vegas Sands Corporation.

As the Irving City Council was set to talk about a contentious issue Thursday night – whether or not to allow the ...

The resort would have a 1,750-room hotel, restaurants, pools, retail stores, a 15,000-seat arena or a 4,000-seat theater, and room for casino gaming — if legalized ... acquired a controlling stake in ...

A casino and resort from Dallas Mavericks owners could be closer to reality after a zoning commission vote in Irving on land ...

After another meeting that stretched into the early morning hours, the Irving City Council approved rezoning land for a ...

Las Vegas Sand Corp. dropped the casino portion of its Irving rezoning request after a lengthy meeting earlier in the week, ...

The request to drop the casino part of Sands Corp's plan came hours before the full city council was set to consider a zoning change to move the development forward.

OPINION: What will it mean for the University of Dallas if Las Vegas Sands lands their resort casino in its backyard?