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Nevada-based Ameristar reporting losses all throughout the Midwest.

The company told investors it will stop construction on its $600 million condominium tower and announces plans for capital raising program.

The Station Casinos property will premiere tomorrow in North Las Vegas.

News brief: The $60 million Lone Butte Casino is set to open despite the shaky economy.

News brief: Figures are called "dismal" and there is unlikely any hope in the foreseeable future.

News brief: Franky Thomas was arrested last week and charged with trying to sell video poker machines.

Denmark's Peter Eastgate beat Russia's Ivan Demidov in four hours of heads-up play Monday night to win the World Series of Poker Main Event and $10.1 million.

Casino City chooses 10 memorable moments from all of the drama and excitement that unfolded over the weekend in Las Vegas at the World Series of Poker's Main Event final table.

News brief: A group of business owners on Galveston Island calls for legalized gambling as a way to recover from Hurricane Ike.

Thanks in part to slot machine taxes, compulsive gamblers no longer have to pick up the phone to get information about local support groups and treatment programs.

A discrimination complaint filed against a chain of local gyms is almost sure to shake up the lucrative nightclub industry in Las Vegas casinos.

News brief: Slot revenues have increased purses and attrached top horses, jockeys, trainers and owners.

News brief: Drop raises concern as a public hearing will be held to discuss how to divvy up money.

News brief: Prosecutors say they're seeing an epidemic of embezzlement and fraud and that gambling is a root cause.

News brief: The state senator had condemned bingo in April but is now the attorney for a group planning to open a gambling hall.

The much-anticipated Main Event final table attracted a sell-out crowd on Sunday at the Penn & Teller Theater, creating an atmosphere unlike anything the WSOP has ever seen before.

News brief: Lawsuits allege Anthony Defeo did not fulfill a promise to build a $600 million casino in St. Clair County.

Resort will open on time but bond analyst wary of declining gaming revenue.

Some have concerns that the casino operator could be facing a date in bankruptcy court.

The casino giant makes the cuts hoping to survive the growing economic crisis.