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Las Vegas Boulevard was reopened this morning after a suspicious suitcase found near the Bellagio fountains was determined to contain clothing.

Tthe Neville Brothers are bringing their jazzed up funk style to Spotlight 29 Casino.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. on Wednesday scuttled plans for a $500 million casino complex near Kansas City, Kan., blaming the worsening credit markets and the potential that neighboring Missouri might soften its in-state gambling restrictions.

News Brief: A 24-story hotel, a performing arts center and a new parking structure are among new features coming to the Thunder Valley Casino in the next two years.

News Brief: Assemblyman Jared Huffman, an opponent of the Indian casino planned in Rohnert Park, plans to introduce legislation intended to make it tougher for such projects to be built without local approval.

News Brief: The federal government says it has come up with a new interpretation of Indian gaming laws that could allow the Seneca Indian Nation to continue operating its downtown Buffalo casino.

Spotlight 29 Casino's Summer of Fun sizzles in JEM Steakhouse with an offer as tempting to the wallet as the menu is to the palate.

UNLV study finds online betting areas thick with bullying, foul-mouthed players, repelling some, enticing others,

News Brief: An agreement approved Tuesday between Sonoma County supervisors and the Graton Indian tribe indicates the county is parting ways with opponents of the tribe’s Rohnert Park gaming casino.

News Brief: Facing stiff opposition from Native American tribes, Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon said Tuesday he would abandon the idea of bringing gaming to Sky Harbor International Airport.

The Rock Yard, the desert’s premier, no-cover, outdoor concert venue presents a weekend of tributes.

Gretchen Wilson makes her triumphant return to the desert as Fantasy Springs Resort Casino gladly welcomes her back to the Special Events Center stage, Saturday, April 4th at 8pm.

Fitzgeralds Casino has just completed its multi-million dollar expansion, bringing more nightlife options, dining destinations, and economic growth to Black Hawk.

UNLV associate professor says the legalization and regulation of online gambling in the United States and Canada could help reduce some of the activity's harm.

The World Market building boom in downtown Las Vegas is on hold -- at least for now.

There is nothing like the intense live action of cage fighting, and now Spotlight 29 Casino is proud to welcome cage fighting back to the Coachella Valley.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. reports after a thorough evaluation of the impact of proposed statutory changes in the neighboring Missouri gaming marketplace, the company will no longer pursue a gaming license in the state of Kansas.

News Brief: After a string of lucky sevens, the Council Bluffs casinos rolled snake eyes over the past year.

News Brief: Rep. Tom Burch said yesterday he will file a bill for next year's legislature to allow up to 18,000 slot machines across the state, including at eight licensed racetracks.

News Brief: A large group of Wichita investors are betting heavily on a state-owned casino in Dodge City.