Nevada's Primm casino town to become gambling ghost town on July 4

Nevada's Primm casino town to become gambling ghost town on July 4

The last casino hotel in Primm, Nevada, a roadside gambling stop that once drew millions of California travelers heading to Las Vegas, will permanently close July 4, leaving 344 workers jobless and raising the prospect that the small border community could become what one historian called America's first gambling ghost town.

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