VEGAS INC Radio

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporters Ed Komenda and Eli Segall about a gambling Robin Hood, a bail bondsman, a business that keeps underwater homeowners in their houses and common problems nonprofit groups face.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with VEGAS INC reporters about real estate developments, the local "cookie butter" craze and more.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporters Ed Komenda and Eli Segall about changes on and around the Strip: new casinos, rebranded towers and famous real estate for sale.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporter Rick Velotta about sexual harassment in the workplace and a recent international tourism pow wow hosted by the Smith Center. Reporter Alison Saclolo joins the show to talk about a new necktie invented in the name of convenience.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporter Eli Segall about Warren Buffett's interest in NV Energy and Wayne Newton's move from Shenandoah. Also, reporter Ed Komenda talks about union contracts on the Strip and a downtown casino that uses an innovative way to cool cocktails.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporter Ed Komenda about the recent salmonella outbreak that's rocking Firefly, a developer's high hopes for a shuttered off-Strip casino resort and the state of the Culinary Union in Las Vegas.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporter Rick Velotta about taxi long-hauling and a new tournament bowling center coming to the South Point. Also, reporter Ed Komenda weighs in on Station Casino's entrance into the legal online poker market.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporter Eli Segall about Las Vegans' spending habits and the rise of retail health care. Also, reporter Ed Komenda explains the thinking behind MGM Resorts International's planned Strip park and plaza.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with Las Vegas cancer survivor and patient advocate Jeana Churchill, as well as Dr. Walter Quan, Jr., chief of medical oncology for Cancer Treatment Centers of America, and Matthew McGuire, senior vice president of operations for CTCA.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporter Rick Velotta about health care fraud and a new state brand, while reporter Ed Komenda weighs in on the pros and cons of telecommuting.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporter Eli Segall about changes that in store for doctors, patients and hospitals under the Affordable Care Act. And reporter Ed Komenda weighs in with news about upgrades to the Primm Lotto Store and a story about a singing carpet cleaner at the Excalibur.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporters Eli Segall and Ed Komenda about real estate and the Strip: the unions that are protesting, the properties that have sold and those for sale now.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporters Rick Velotta, Ed Komenda and Eli Segall about resort fees, mom-and-pop shops and a new fleet of Allegiant airplanes.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporter Eli Segall about Henderson's failed stadium project, and reporter Ron Sylvester weighs in with updates from the Strip.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporter Rick Velotta about the new Genting megaresort planned for the Strip. Reporter Eli Segall weighs in with a report about the proliferation of chain stores in the Las Vegas Valley.

Host Delen Goldberg talks to reporters Ron Sylvester, Eli Segall and Rick Velotta about the growing trend of executive suites, changes to video poker for locals, a new movie theater in Henderson and more.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporter Rick Velotta about Las Vegas' long-standing problem with long-hauling. And reporter Eli Segall updates the case against Henderson arena developer Chris Milam. Also, reports that the town of Searchlight is for sale and the expansion of a local contractors' union training center.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporters Rick Velotta and Ron Sylvester about casino changes on the Strip and in Macau.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporters Eli Segall, Rick Velotta and Ron Sylvester about real estate, tourism and gaming news.

Host Delen Goldberg speaks with reporters David McGrath Schwartz, Anjeanette Damon and Karoun Demirgian about what businesses should look out for in the upcoming legislative session and current congressional session.