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John Locher/APBuffets used to be an option in nearly every casino on the Las Vegas Strip, but many have been replaced with trendy food halls and celebrity chef restaurants. -
Peter Burdon (Unsplash) ; (Unsplash) ; Rick Bowmer (AP)Eviction diversion expands to more cities, tourism declines continue, Utah buys water for the Great Salt Lake, SNWA turf rules paused, and tribes push back on park signage changes.
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