Irving leaders greenlight old Texas Stadium site rezoning, opening door to resort casino

Irving officials approve zoning change that could pave the way for proposed casino

Gambling in Texas is still illegal—but Irving, Texas is ready.

Irving officials recommend rezoning land for proposed resort and casino after hours of heated debate with residents

Gambling is currently illegal in Texas, meaning lawmakers would need to change state law before voters could weigh in on a constitutional amendment to legalize it.

Irving Residents Say ‘No’ to Las Vegas Sands’ Casino Gambling Plan

While citizens tell officials “Don’t Vegas My Irving,” city planners green-light a casino development. The post Irving Residents Say ‘No’ to Las Vegas Sands’ Casino Gambling Plan appeared first on Texas Scorecard.

Irving leaders greenlight old Texas Stadium site rezoning, opening door to resort casino

Irving planning and zoning leaders greenlight old Texas stadium site as the Irving City Council Meeting has homeowners express their concerns regarding Sands Corp.

Irving Resort/Casino Plans Moving Forward - Connect CRE

A rezoning that could allow a resort and casino in Irving has passed the Irving Planning and Zoning Commission. The city council is expected to take up the matter during a March 20 meeting. The rezoning is for land on a largely undeveloped 182-acre plot between the Trinity River and State Highway 114, next to the old Texas Stadium site. The Las Vegas Sands Corp. bought the property in 2023 and executives see it as a prime spot for a major develo…