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Senator helps Cherokee county

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.

Agua Caliente opens "The Lounge"

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.

Mohegans offer flu shots

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 reopens

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

'The Big Spin' Show's fourth millionaire of 2007

Dorothy Mosqueda, a health aid worker and a bus driver from Tulare, became The Big Spin show’s fourth millionaire of 2007

Ohio governor signs skills-bases machine bill

News Brief: Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland has signed a bill into law that cracks down on skill-based games at the heart of a tug of war between state officials and gambling proponents.

Kansas board approves license extension

News Brief: In a unanimous vote, the five-member Kansas Lottery Commission approved extending the deadline for casino proposals in Sumner County.

Report disputes Gov. Patrick's numbers

News Brief: Gov. Deval Patrick’s three-casino proposal overestimates the amount of tax revenue for the state by nearly $100 million a year and would have only a minor impact on skyrocketing property tax bills, according to a new report.

Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation backs Democrat

News Brief: The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation's political action committee and employees of Foxwoods Resort and Casino already have a favorite for the next election: Sen. Chris Dodd.

Breeders Cup OTB affected by fires

News Brief: The wildfires that have disrupted life in San Diego this week also have the potential to disrupt off-track horseplayers on one of the biggest weekends of the year.

Kansas casino opening may be delayed

News Brief: Despite a big victory in court this week, the tribal-owned 7th Street Casino in Kansas City, Kansas, may not open any time soon.

Turning Stone caterers denied liquor license

News Brief: New York State is threatening to stop caterers from serving alcohol at Turning Stone Resort and Casino, a move that could all but shut down Turning Stone's extensive wedding and convention business.

Taj Mahal hosts Bollywood event

The Bollywood Music & Fashion Awards will be held on Saturday, November 17 in the Mark Etess Arena at Trump Taj Mahal.

Photos released from Pokerbowl

Image Masters Photography & Digital Imaging and its subsidiary, The Eye on Poker bring you exclusive images from inside the taping of the newest poker format TV Show, Pokerbowl.

Pechanga offers help to fire evacuees

The Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians today announced the following actions in response to the fire-related evacuations affecting North San Diego County and portions of Riverside County.

Pennsylvania governor responds to Sugarhouse filing

Governor Rendell responds to the filing by HSP Gaming LP of a petition for a Writ of Mandamus and declaratory judgment with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court against the City of Philadelphia and Philadelphia City Council:

AT&T offers Breeders' Cup coverage

AT&T Inc. has announced that racing fans with wireless service from AT&T can rely on enhanced coverage later this week during the Breeders’ Cup World Thoroughbred Championships.

Complaint about Rio to be examined

Clark County commissioners are expected to hire outside auditors next month to conduct an extensive review into how the county handled a complaint about remodeling work that was completed at the Rio without permits or inspections.

Harrah's named in contractors board complaints

Clark County names Harrah's Entertainment as the contractor in three of its complaints recently filed with the Nevada State Contractors Board for failing to follow state law.

New Frontier set to be imploded

The New Frontier will be imploded at 2:30 a.m. on Nov. 13 if plans submitted to Clark County's Department of Development Services and Fire Department are approved.

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