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Hurricane Ike caused some structural damage at Pinnacle Entertainment's L'Auberge du Lac casino in Lake Charles, La., but the gaming industry emerged relatively unscathed from the massive storm.

System will enable adaptable environs in CityCenter hotels.

News Brief: Nebraska and Iowa can team up and legally attempt to block the Ponca Indian Tribe from building a casino in Carter Lake, a federal judge ruled Monday.

After leaving the stand Monday complaining of chest pains, memorabilia dealer Bruce Fromong returned to the stand today to complete his testimony.

Let's face it. If you're going to spend 10 to 12 hours in the same room playing poker, you want it to be a pleasant experience -- win or lose. With that said, here are 10 things to consider before choosing the your next poker venue.

Gaming board wants license loophole shut.

Simpson and his co-accused, Clarence “C.J.” Stewart, face possible life sentences following the alleged raid of a Palace Station hotel room last year.

Nevada gaming regulators say they're justified in being more strict with strip clubs than restaurants, convenience stores and grocery stores when it comes to issuing licenses for slot machines.

The Colorado River gambling town of Laughlin launched a new multimillion-dollar marketing campaign Friday.

Upon opening in late 2009, CityCenter will debut the most advanced guestroom technology in the country.

While the major casinos are doing a bang up job attracting visitors to Las Vegas with big discounts and other perks, their slot business continues to suffer.

For one night only, Hong Kong’s pop diva Joey Yung takes the stage at the Peppermill Reno’s Tuscan Event Center on Saturday, Oct. 11 at 8 p.m.

Nearly half a billion television viewers around the world adored Jeff Trachta as “Thorne Forrester” on the hit soap The Bold and the Beautiful.

News Brief: Hours after Penn National Gaming pulled the plug on its Kansas casino plans, Cherokee County officials sued the company for more than $52 million in damages.

O.J. Simpson’s future and freedom is in the hands of a predominantly white, predominantly female 12-member jury.

News Brief: The company that was stripped of its ownership of Tropicana Casino and Resort nine months ago will try to regain control of the troubled property.

News Brief: After months of disappointing results, the Atlantic City casinos reported a slight increase in recent gambling revenue.

Las Vegas in July experienced its largest monthly decline in visitor traffic since the start of the Iraq war in March 2003.

Jury selection for O.J. Simpson’s upcoming criminal trial moved quickly this morning.

With July's 13 percent decline in statewide casino revenues on the books, 2008 is headed toward recording the worst ever year-over-year percentage decrease in Nevada gaming win since authorities began collecting such data.