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The budget for Las Vegas' most expensive construction project grew a little larger Tuesday.

News Brief: With questions of economic development, crime and business in Washington County, the main issue still stands: Will a proposed racino get approval from voters on Nov. 6.

News Brief: A federal judge has struck down the Shinnecock Indian Nation's bid to build a casino on a disputed parcel of land in Hampton Bays.

Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino announces an all-star line up for the property's Grand Opening Celebration to be held November 15th thru 17th.

Littlefield Corporation reports two of its South Carolina bingo halls were damaged by fire.

Cantor G&W hopes to begin testing a wireless gambling device on a small scale at The Venetian.

Lawyers Realty & Auctions has entered into an agreement to spearhead real estate brokerage and assist in obtaining financiers for one of the largest developers in the southeast on a billion-dollar resort and casino development in Mississippi.

Arizona Charlie's Decatur is earning a city-wide reputation as the luckiest place on Earth thanks in part to four major jackpots this year!

Governor Edward G. Rendell has issued a statement regarding the riparian rights application filed in Philadelphia by HSP Gaming LP.

Global Payments Inc. reports an agreement to provide its VIP LightSpeed(R) suite of cash access products and services to the Mount Airy Casino Resort in Paradise Township, Pennsylvania.

U.S. financial institutions would face a variety of regulatory burdens to prevent the processing of prohibited Internet gambling transactions under the proposed rules to implement the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 according to a new analysis.

A novice gambler accused and acquitted of charges that he cheated on a Greektown Casino game sued the gambling parlor Monday, saying he was targeted by overzealous casino security officials who violated their own policy by having him arrested.

Experts will convene here in Boston, Tuesday, October 30, for a special forum to provide public officials, media and prospective stakeholders with information about gaming industry trends.

News Brief: The debate over casinos has erupted on many levels since the governor proposed opening the state to gambling resorts, including a verbal duel between two economists The Research Bureau .

News Brief: Gaming industry leaders describe Maryland an important potential market, and one that is likely to eventually allow games such as blackjack, roulette or poker if state officials authorize the installation of slot machines.

News Brief: New York state is threatening to stop issuing third-party liquor licenses unless the Oneida Nation prohibits its guests from bringing alcohol to restaurants, and concerts.

News Brief: Cherokee County officials have enlisted U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts, R-Kan., to help seek information about the land on which the Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma is building its Downstream Casino and Resort at the state line.

On Saturday, November 17th, Agua Caliente Casino will kick-start nightlife in the desert with the grand opening of “The Lounge,” a brand-new, live entertainment venue located inside the casino.

The Mohegan Tribal Health Department, in conjunction with United Community & Family Services, is offering flu and pneumonia shots on various dates throughout the fall.

Viejas Casino and the Viejas Outlet Center are re-opening for business Saturday, October 27.