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People started lining up at 5:30 a.m. for the beginning of Planet Hollywood Resort's two-day job fair.

News brief: Republican John Kasich said if elected governor he would not rule out an expansion of gambling in Ohio.

he casino is the only Hard Rock in the Heartland of America and just the seventh Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in the world.

One analyst suggested that bankruptcy hearings involving Station Casinos could last at least a year.

Hard Rock will welcome its first guests at its new 490-room Paradise tower come Friday night.

Magician Steve Wyrick is blaming a pyrotechnics supplier for a fire that broke out during a July 4 performance in Las Vegas.

Metro Police officers made arrests for “prostitution-related activity” Saturday at the Rio’s Sapphire Pool, resulting in hotel-casino’s decision to close the pool.

The Planet Hollywood nightclub will be closed until at least Aug. 4, when operators have a chance to make their case to Clark County commissioners.

News brief: The deal will give 29.4 percent of revenues to the state, 66.1 percent to the casinos and 4.5 percent to horse racing.

News brief: Statewide revenues grew 18 percent last week to almost $40 million.

The company's 18 casino properties and their affiliates will "continue to operate exactly like they do today."

News brief: Peter C. Schwartzkopf criticized the "blatant hypocrisy" of sports leagues claiming integrity threats while also entering business relationships with gambling interests.

Macquarie Securities gaming analyst Joel Simkins said that investors might want to take another look at Las Vegas Sands.

News brief: Negotiations between the governor and the Seminole Tribe over gambling have been put on hold as they await word on whether the House and Senate will modify their take-it or leave-it offer.

The control board saw its 2010-11 budget slashed by $6.1 million, as opposed to the $11.1 million reduction offered by Gov. Jim Gibbons.

A lawyer for Planet Hollywood said that the Prive nightclub will seek a permit to stay open until a hearing.

Harmon Hotel inspectors’ employer may be suspended.

They came to Las Vegas, but they didn't spend much.

A California businessman has agreed to settle his gambling debts in Las Vegas.

Regulators take a tougher stance against Planet Hollywood than in past.