The proposal seeks to rezone approximately 1,000 acres of land near Highway 114, including the site of the former Texas Stadium, for a large-scale mixed-use development. Las Vegas Sands executives ...

Dumont’s elevation to CEO comes amid Sands’ pronounced real estate ambitions in Texas, which include political moves aimed at legalizing gambling in Texas. Sands owns more than 259 acres in ...

This summary is reviewed by TRD Staff. The Irving City Council approved a zoning change for Las Vegas Sands' proposed resort near the former Texas Stadium site. The approved proposal excludes the ...

So where does he have the Texas trio ending up? Jan 10, 2025; Arlington, TX, USA; Texas Longhorns offensive lineman Hayden Conner (76) and offensive lineman Kelvin Banks Jr. (78) and Ohio State ...

In the end, the citizens of Irving held all the cards when it came to Las Vegas Sands Corp.'s vision for developing a resort with a potential casino near the site of the old Texas Stadium.

Sands' decision Thursday means that any construction on a proposed destination resort that would include gaming -- which is not yet legal in Texas -- will not proceed. A representative told city ...

However, Sands does expect casino gambling to eventually become legal in Texas — it's just not sure when that will happen. During Monday's meeting, the Irving Planning and Zoning Commission ...

Las Vegas Sands Corp. has revised its proposal for a major development in Irving amid public opposition and the current illegality of gambling in Texas. The company asked Irving City Council ...

CBS Texas Posted: March 14, 2025 | Last updated: March 14, 2025 Friday night, the Las Vegas Sands Corporation is set to present details about a destination resort development in Irving.

Sands bought the property and the land where the Texas Stadium used to stand in 2023. Now it wants to rezone it to be home to a new casino. But aside from fierce opposition from many Irving ...

Sands' decision Thursday means that any construction on a proposed destination resort that would include gaming -- which is not yet legal in Texas -- will not proceed. A representative told city ...