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News brief: Gov. Ed Rendell will ask the Legislature to legalize video poker machines to provide tuition relief for families.

Moody's Investors Service believes that MGM Mirage's earnings in 2009 will fall below previously anticipated results.

News brief: The bill alters the state Casino Control Act by removing "minor provisions which hurt the economic vitality of Atlantic City's casino industry."

News brief: The Delaware-based company is a part of a group that wants to put a half-billion-dollar casino and hotel complex in downtown Atlanta.

News brief: Hattiesburg police confiscated about $34,000 and arrested three men on gambling charges.

News brief: Anne Arundel county was the only authorized location to get more than one bid.

Tim Parrot will replace current CEO Mark Toseloff in March after an 18-month search.

News brief: The IRS raided the Venetian last week in the ongoing investigation into former Fry's executive Ausaf "Omar" Siddiqui.

News brief: It seems a safe bet a gambling bill will get a vote on the House floor in this session of the Kentucky General Assembly.

News brief: The chances of slot machines as well as a new train station breathing new life into Raynham Park seems a lot more likely.

Casino City breaks down the 10 most important attributes to look for when deciding which Las Vegas sportsbook will suit your needs the best.

More bad news affecting Las Vegas' economy came out of two reports released Friday.

The M Resort received unanimous approval from the Henderson Planning Commission on Thursday night to hold outdoor events and live entertainment.

While the recession is fueling price wars in Las Vegas, Atlantic City's Tropicana casino has bigger problems due in large part to the depressed economy.

Monorail proves convenient way to move up and down Paradise to the Hilton and Las Vegas Convention Center and along the east side of the Strip.

News brief: Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem will open its employment center today and 900 of the job openings are full-time.

News brief: The Atlantic City Express Service will begin regular weekend service on Friday.

News brief: A bill in the Washington Legislature would make it a civil infraction for a minor to gamble.

News brief: About one-third of state money directed for problem gamblers has been unused.

The $1 billion hotel-casino has been under construction for 17 months and is set to open on March 1.