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News Brief: A partnership involving Kansas Speedway won a contract Friday to build and manage a state owned casino in Wyandotte County.

Running Aces Harness Park has completed its first three days of live harness racing.

News Brief: RV owners angry at City of Reno over threat to convenience of overnighting in casino parking lots.

Sen. Barack Obama appeared at Cashman Field on Wednesday, but a more appropriate spot might have been four miles down the road on the lonely grounds of Echelon.

News Brief: Attorney General Bill McCollum has asked federal gaming officials to shut down the Seminole Tribe of Florida's expanded casino operations.

Correcting the work on an estimated 15 of 22 existing stories has caused a snag in construction at CityCenter.

Car mechanic's table game, 21 to the River, scheduled for unveiling at Binion's today.

Jurors taken on a secret field trip to Palace Station where they were given a firsthand look at where the confrontation between O.J. Simpson and two sports memorabilia dealers took place last year.

News Brief: The year-long decline in casino revenue slowed in August, according to data released today by the Colorado Division of Gaming.

International News Brief: A dispute over U.S. enforcement actions against European Union online gambling companies could be headed to the World Trade Organization soon.

News Brief: Cheating gang hit more than a dozen casinos in U.S., Canada.

News Brief: If the Legislature overrides Schwarzenegger's threatened veto of its budget, he says he will kill hundreds of bills on a wide range of issues.

Audio of incident falls under question.

The jury in O.J. Simpson’s robbery/kidnapping trial heard more details Wednesday about the audio recordings at the center of the case.

Silver Slipper Casino, Mississippi’s first Land-built casino, will re-open to the public at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 6.

News Brief: The Owner of Pimlico Race Course and Laurel Park has secured permission from its parent company to use up to $2 million to encourage voters to authorize slot machine gambling in Maryland.

News Brief: State lawmakers could be headed for a debate on Iowa’s gambling industry during the legislative session that convenes in January.

Construction has slowed on The Harmon Hotel, Spa & Residences at CityCenter after some structural work was found not to match building plans submitted to Clark County.

Defense attorneys continued to try to pick apart memorabilia dealer Bruce Fromong’s testimony and previous statements Tuesday.

The third day of trial for O.J. Simpson and his former golfing buddy, Clarence “C.J.” Stewart, got a late start this morning, as the court was forced to wait for late jurors to arrive.