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Metro Police said today they are searching for a man in a white baseball cap who robbed two sports books Thursday night on the Las Vegas Strip.

The bill comes after a series of Las Vegas Review-Journal articles that found construction workers were entering the CityCenter construction site after drinking at nearby bars.

News brief: Three Murfreesboro businesses were temporarily closed after police conducted an investigation into illegal gambling operations.

News brief: Proponents of expanded gambling believe the time is right to bring casino-style gambling to the Lone Star State.

News brief: Gov. Ed Rendell says that taxpayers would lose valuable tax relief if two casino projects are not finished.

News brief: Nearly half of those polled say smoking should be banned only in certain areas while 40 percent thought it should be banned outright.

News brief: A 60-year-old unarmed security guard was beaten in an attempted robbery outside a truck-stop casino in Louisiana

News brief: The two brothers were convicted in 2005 to 283 years in prison but granted a new trial after court errors.

News brief: The robbery happened around 2 a.m. at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood.

News brief: House Speaker Sal DiMasi stepped down this week and was the state's chief opponent of casino gambling.

News brief: A state senator proposed a constitutional amendment to allow 3500 video slot machines at Nebraska racetracks.

It was the most exclusive and private of Las Vegas birthday celebrations.

For Las Vegas visitors hungry to sample local art, the Southern Nevada Center for the Arts opened this weekend on the second floor of the Neonopolis.

The event brings hundreds of millions of dollars to Nevada and Vegas casinos have been preparing for weeks.

The 2009 World Series of Poker will once again have a four-month break for the final table of the Main Event and will host a $40,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em tournament to celebrate its 40th anniversary.

Survivor of Orleans accident honours maintaince workers who died two years ago.

Airstream trailers right at a Strip resort offer a hip, retro alternative to hotels.

News brief: Phat Ngoc Tran pleaded guilty in a San Diego courtroom for participating in a card cheating scheme that netted up to $2.5 million.

A jury in Colorado found the organizer of a poker league not guilty of illegal gambling.

Officials hope a $130 million hotel expansion at its Blue Chip riverboat casino will lure Chicago residents away from competing resorts.