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News Brief: Plans by Penn National to redevelop Bader Field could leave the city with 'four grind joints' instead of the lavish megacasinos, a state development official argued Wednesday.

News Brief: Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc. wants the city to release key documents related to a $34 million property tax settlement for Donald Trump's three casinos.

News Brief: The New Jersey Assembly Tourism and Gaming Committee is scheduled to hear testimony about a bill that would legalize New Jersey sports wagering.

News Brief: Massachusett's Gov. Deval Patrick unveiled a spending plan that matches dollar for dollar last year's state allocation to cities and towns - with one catch: The Legislature has to sign off on his plan to include gambling money in the budget.

Nevada's Clark County Aviation Department plans to spend about $200 million on new roads and mass transportation rights-of-way to ensure tourists spend more time losing money in casinos and less time sitting in traffic.

Starting Thursday, February 7, SolToro Tequila Grill at Mohegan Sun Casino and Resort challenges diners' taste buds to the ultimate trial by fire.

Five gaming executives will discuss the performance and plans for the newest or in-development casinos at the 4th annual Pennsylvania Gaming Congress & Mid-Atlantic Racing Forum.

Hotels At Home has launched new in-room catalog and e- commerce programs for three leading hotel brands, including L'auberge du lac Casino Resorts.

International News Brief: Asia's casinos need strong internal controls and surveillance to guard against organized efforts to cheat them, a member of the Nevada Gaming Control Board said Wednesday.

Jeff Simpson on what went right, wrong and what’s still incomplete at the new Palazzo

International News Brief: Gaming revenues in the southern Chinese territory of Macau soared last year, beating expectations and rivalling proceeds from the Las Vegas region.

The biggest betting slips, those indicating wagers of five or six figures, are still issued on one team or the other to cover the point spread on Super Bowl Sunday.

News Brief: A trio of casinos hit a wall in Detroit, leaving the cash-strapped city reeling from plummeting gambling revenues and sending a harsh warning to Massachusetts.

News Brief: In a campaign finance report, Pinnacle Entertainment Inc. reported spending $5 million over the past year to sell East Baton Rouge Parish voters on its proposed new $250 million casino on the Mississippi River near Gardere Lane.

News Brief: Presque Isle Downs & Casino employees are getting fewer hours per week during what casino Chief Executive Richard Knight called a slow time for the industry.

News Brief: Social service agencies in Allegheny County aren't ready for as many as 10,000 problem gamblers who could need help next year after the Majestic Star Casino opens, according to a University of Pittsburgh report released Tuesday.

News Brief: Penn National Gaming Inc. is offering $800 million to buy Atlantic City's largest tract of undeveloped land and wants to subdivide it for as many as three or four casinos.

News Brief: Delaware racino operators said they're encouraged by a recent state report saying sports betting would help fill the state's depleted tax coffers.

This Friday, the award-winning Steakhouse restaurant at Agua Caliente Casino in Rancho Mirage will become the first official occupant of the casino’s new luxury hotel.

Nevada Gold & Casinos, Inc. shareholders approved the sale of the Company's 43% membership interest in the Isle of Capri-Black Hawk LLC to Isle of Capri Casinos, which currently owns the remaining 57% interest.