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A major test of Las Vegas tourism demand is approaching.

News brief: Clarence Stewart, co-defendant in the O.J. Simpson armed robbery case, asks Clark County District Judge for leniency during sentencing.

News brief: The Atlantic City gaming market continues to struggle as the sagging economy and Pennsylvania slots sap business.

There is no timetable on when the Oasis facilities would be reopened as the closing cuts company's workforce by 500.

The Reno casino's Grand Sierra Resort gift card is valid at many attractions including restaurants and bars.

A 31-year-old Louisiana waiter took home over $11,000 in a No-Limit Hold'Em tournament at the Winter Bayou Poker Challenge.

The number of passengers at the Las Vegas airport fell significantly in October as compared to last year.

The casino company is the first in Las Vegas gaming sector to cut contributions.

News brief: Hollywood Casino sent a flyer offering $500 of free slot machine credits but accidentally sent it to over 55,000 customers.

The casino will host four $10,000 buy-in events and will cap off the six-week tournament with the WPT Celebrity Invitational.

News brief: Once thought to be recession proof, some Atlantic City casinos are dealing with the same struggles as the rest of the U.S.

The newest signature resort in the Wynn collection will open next door to Wynn Las Vegas on Dec. 22.

News brief: Page Six reports that Phelps lost thousands of dollars at the Borgata in Atlantic City during the holiday weekend.

News brief: Pennsylvania horse tracks might be benefiting from Maryland's inability to attract top-notch horses, but that could change in the next year or two.

News brief: Terese Moore "felt lucky" and ended up winning $2.5 million on a slot machine at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.

News brief: The Ocean City Town Council will discuss whether to allow groups like the Elks and American Legion to have their own slot machines.

Big Strip casinos have seen profits plummet despite cutting room rates and offering discounts and other promotions.

Just 20 months ago, Uncle Sam wanted a bigger piece of the action from casino workers in Las Vegas — perhaps the largest concentration of big-tip earners in the country.

Reno casinos struggle as weak economy and tribal casinos sap business.

News brief: The study says that up to 50 percent of youths in one parish participate in a form of gambling.