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Michigan tribe to try for casino

News Brief: With recent failure of a bill that would have allowed an Indian casino in Romulus, Michigan, another tribe could open a gambling facility without having to seek congressional approval.

Foxwoods would consider other sites

News Brief: Foxwoods Casino would consider building its slots parlor on sites away from the Delaware River waterfront, Gov. Rendell announced yesterday after meeting with Foxwoods principals.

Mohegan Sun opens third expansion

The saying, “The third time’s the charm,” couldn’t ring more true when it comes to Mohegan Sun’s third major expansion, Project Horizon.

Tropicana Entertainment to pursue sale

Tropicana Entertainment has filed a motion in US Bankruptcy Court seeking to conduct a sale process and an auction to obtain the best and highest possible sale price for Casino Aztar, its Evansville, Indiana-based casino and resort.

Loyalists, until it comes to internet gambling

Slipped into the 92-page Republican Party platform are two sentences that drive poker players nuts.

Small casinos keep it simple, friendly

A few small casinos across the Las Vegas Valley say they have not experienced the downturn that has affected larger properties such as those of Station Casinos and Boyd Gaming Corp., which owns the Coast chain.

McCarran sees largest traffic decline since 2002

Traffic at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas fell 8.6 percent in July to about 3.9 million arrivals and departures.

Campaign 2008: Tourism gets push in election

The lobbying arm of the nation's $740 billion travel industry will use Las Vegas and Orlando, Fla., to gain a stronger foothold in the presidential race.

Recurring currency

Binion's newest owner is bringing back a renowned tradition at the downtown Las Vegas casino, and it isn't swift and thorough beatings for people dumb enough to get caught cheating at cards.

Maine board won't extend gaming expansion hiatus

News Brief: The Maine Gambling Control Board has opted not to extend its request for an intermission before any more casino-style gambling venues are authorized.

Carter Lake City wants more casino information

News Brief: The Carter Lake City Council approved a resolution Wednesday saying that although a proposed casino might be beneficial to the city, more information is needed on the project.

California tribe allowed to continue slot battle

News Brief: A federal appeals court has allowed the tribe that owns the Colusa Casino Resort to continue its battle with California for more slot machines.

Alaska tribe withdraws appeal

News Brief: An Alaska tribe withdrew its official appeal Wednesday on an Indian gambling matter that some had warned eventually could have a devastating economic impact in Oklahoma.

Court asked to put initiatives on ballot

The will of thousands of voters who would like the chance to provide more money to education and other public needs should be honored by placing a pair of initiative petitions on the November ballot, the Nevada Supreme Court was told Wednesday.

Hollywood Casino raises money for relief fund

Hollywood Casino Bay St. Louis cast members raised $3,817.00 in a silent auction held over the weekend for their Hollywood Cast Member Relief Fund.

Riverwalk Casino names housekeeping/EVS manager

Rob Long, President and General Manager of Riverwalk Casino and Hotel, today announces the appointment of Odell Garland as Housekeeping/EVS Manager.

Palms parties in Playboy fashion

Though the Palms is about 283 miles from the Playboy Mansion, Las Vegas’ N9NE Group brought Hugh Hefner’s infamous Midsummer Night’s Dream party to the Palms on Saturday night.

Booze photos spark firings

Two more union workers have been fired from CityCenter after being identified in photographs as drinking alcohol and entering the construction site.

Augustine Casino names new GM

The Board of Directors of the Augustine Band of Cahuilla Indians announced today the appointment of Robert “Bobby” Jones to the position of general manager of the Augustine Casino.

Treasure Island ribbon cutting celebration

Treasure Island Resort & Casino marks the completion of the $50 million entertainment addition with a ribbon cutting celebration on Friday, August 22.

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