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News Brief: The renovated casino operation will have more than 1,200 slot machines, 20 table games and six poker tables.

News Brief: Las Vegas 'bad guy' is taking over The Sands Regent in Reno, but casino officials say it's a good thing.

News Brief: Two of the country's most notorious slot cheaters will not be welcome in Atlantic City's casinos.

The Nevada Gaming Commission took only 20 minutes Thursday to approve American Real Estate Partners' $170 million purchase of the Flamingo Laughlin from Harrah's Entertainment.

Chill Ultra Lounge had its grand opening, Saturday, May 6.

Fuel prices are nearing a 'tipping point' that could deter Americans from taking summer vacations, the head of one of the nation's largest travel trade groups said Thursday.

News Brief: French Lick Resort ahead of schedule in multi-million dollar restoration.

News Brief: Chicopee bans gambling devices after police raid yields 38 machines and $10,0000.

News Brief: Columbia Sussex has deal to purchase casino on Mississippi River at East St. Louis, Ill.

News Brief: The Minneapolis woman convinced the Minnesota Supreme Court that she should be able to deduct $200,000 in gambling losses over three years from her taxes.

Hollywood studios are lining up to cash in on the anticipated popularity of summer films featuring comic book heroes such as the X-Men mutants and Superman.

News Brief: Former kingpin of Western Pennsylvania's largest video poker empire sent back to prison after handling $3 million in bets.

News Brief: Real estate professionals say leading contender to develop land is Hard Rock Hotels & Casinos.

News Brief: Nooksacks plan a 35,000 sq. ft. casino that will create 250 jobs.

News Brief: Michigan casino calls for 3,000 slot machines, 100 tables, and six restaurants.

News Brief: Harness racing resumed Tuesday night at Harrington Raceway, after a driver was killed in a pileup when his horse stumbled and fell.

Myriad project will emphasize the spirit of Mississippi and the Mississippi River.

News Brief: Cleveland radio host Bruce Drennan pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to not paying taxes on his gambling winnings.

News Brief: The burgeoning U.S. on-line gambling industry must stop resorting to tactics aimed at evading government regulation, and prepare for a future in which it will have no choice but to deal with it, says a cyberspace legal expert.

News Brief: Titusville woman to build new home, buy a new car, pay some bills, and give father $1 million.