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Las Vegas residents dreaming of a white Christmas won't have to stray too far.

News brief: Rhode Island State Police conducted raids in five communities and said that those arrested are charged with organized criminal gambling, narcotics trafficking and firearms violations.

Encore aims to outdo Strip rivals in both luxury and service.

News brief: The Argosy Casino Hotel & Spa lost more than $100,000 in a counterfeit casino chip scam.

News brief: Des Plains beat out Waukegan and Rosemont after Midwest Gaming and Entertainment LLC was selected by the Illinois Gaming Board.

Encore is the first on the Strip to embrace pool and night life culture as the top attraction.

Steve Wynn is hours away from opening his newest multi-billion dollar venture in one of the hardest economic times Las Vegas has ever seen.

News brief: St. Tammany Parish President Kevin Davis said he wants to establish an "entertainment district" on the shores of Lake Pontchartrain.

Steve Wynn spared little expense developing Encore, his $2.3 billion resort that opens Monday.

The proposed magnetic levitation train line linking Las Vegas and Anaheim, Calif. — attacked by critics as a multi-billion dollar pipe dream — has gained new life.

New MGM Mirage Chairman and CEO Jim Murren is just as committed and passionate as predecessor Terry Lanni.

News brief: Logan Wight Dungan pleaded no contest to a charge of keeping a gambling house and received three years probation.

News brief: Butler National Corp. will begin construction today on the Boot Hill Casino and Resort in Dodge City.

News brief: Two hundred eighty-six employees indicated they would accept a severance package the Tribal Council offered two weeks ago.

Steve Wynn says the economy "absolutely" concerns him, but that the opening of his $2.3 billion resort offers his team a chance to show its abilities.

News brief: November casino revenue fell for the third straight month as it was down 7.6% compared to last year.

Steve Wynn's $2.3 billion luxury resort will open tonight on the Las Vegas Strip.

The Delaware racetrack donated $4,000 and customers gave 3,900 pounds of food to the Food Bank of Delaware.

News brief: The Illinois Gaming Board will make a decision on who will be the recipient of the state's 10th and final gambling license by Tuesday.