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In a 2-1 decision, the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled today that the state could not seize 141 online gambling domains because domain names are not gambling devices under Kentucky law.

News brief: The Seneca Indian Nation says it has received new approval from the federal government to continue operating its downtown Buffalo casino.

News brief: Odawa Casino resort will lay off employees for the second time in five months.

News brief: The Blue Chip casino is opening a $130 million hotel in its most visible effort to compete with the Four Winds Casino Resort.

News brief: A local developer has teamed up with Hard Rock International to bid on one of Maryland's five slot-machine licenses.

News brief: Mountaineer Casino has cut 8.6 percent, or 175 employees, from several of its departments.

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At a time when some companies are strapped for cash, Fontainebleau Resorts is expected to have enough money to open the $2.9 billion Fontainebleau Las Vegas, as planned, in October.

Tech geeks at the under-construction Fontainebleau Las Vegas are abuzz over their kind of eye candy.

Ron Thacker says that his position heading one of the Strip's most storied resorts is a place the casino veteran can see himself ending his career.

News brief: A Pennsylvania judge ruled Texas Hold'em is a game of skill and therefore not gambling under state law.

News brief: The FireKeepers Casino in Battle Creek will debut in August as Detroit's three casinos struggle during the recession.

News brief: A total of 55 percent of residents support gambling, with some officials saying gaming revenues can boost the state's education funds.

The future of the Mesquite casino operator became more uncertain after it missed an interest payment on Thursday.

One officer is accused of striking a handcuffed man in the face and both are accused of lying on a police report during an incident in December at the Cannery.

News brief: Gov. Ted Strickland says he doesn't anticipate there will be funds from expanded casino gaming or lottery proceeds in his biennial budget.

The troubled technology provider will have to sell assets as a foreclosure sale was rescheduled for today.

News brief: The High Heels Poker Tour is kicking off the 2009 season at Dania Jai-Alai on Saturday.

News brief: A new bill by Sen. Russ Karpisek would allow video slot machines in the state's five horse racing venues.