Crapped out? Vegas still offers fun at low stakes (The Salt Lake Tribune)

Crapped out? Vegas still offers fun at low stakes

Pair of motorcycle stunts successful on the Las Vegas Strip (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

12/31/2008 9:24 PM Australian daredevil Robbie Maddison thrilled the early crowd at the Paris Las Vegas tonight when he jumped his motorcycle onto the top of the Arc de Triomphe replica, then dropped from there onto a landing ramp. The monument stands 97 feet high.

Crapped out? Vegas still offers fun at low stakes (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

LAS VEGAS -- Things are noticeably quieter on the Las Vegas Strip these days, and casinos usually known to boast excess are dropping prices to cope with a bad economy that has hit Sin City particularly hard. ...

2009 International CES Features Star Lineup of Talent from Recording Studios, Sports Arenas and Television Screens (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

LAS VEGAS----Sports icons, legendary musicians and television all-stars will come together at the 2009 International CES® to experience and promote the latest products and technologies in the consumer electronics industry.

2009 International CES Features Star Lineup of Talent from Recording Studios, Sports Arenas and Television Screens (Centre Daily Times)

Sports icons, legendary musicians and television all-stars will come together at the 2009 International CES ® to experience and promote the latest products and technologies in the consumer electronics industry. The 2009 International CES, the world’s largest consumer technology tradeshow, runs January 8-11 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Sin City for straight-arrows (The Salt Lake Tribune)

Las Vegas can be fun without the seven deadly sins. Can non-sinners -- people who don't drink, gamble or go to topless shows -- find happiness in Sin City?