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News Brief: A third of California’s 54 gaming tribes have submitted information about only a small fraction of key employees for review and five tribes have yet to have anyone approved by the state.

News Brief: Billings, Montana, woman sentenced for role in Grand Ave. Casino robbery.

News Brief: Don Barden, the owner of a Detroit-based international conglomerate, is looking to put one of his Fitzgerald Casinos on the Mississippi Coast.

News Brief: Bets are off when it comes to gambling with who will receive an Iowa casino license.

ValuSoft reports the release of Chris Moneymaker's World Poker Championship.

The Grand Opening Celebration at Black Oak Casino, scheduled to commence Monday, May 16, will feature endless excitement and fun for everyone throughout the week long celebration.

News Brief: If the Legislature moves on compact approvals, Kansas tribes would be the latest to join a long-breaking new wave in Indian gaming.

Prospective buyers have reserved 100 percent of the available condominium units in Donald Trump's first planned Las Vegas development.

Under two draft amendments to existing regulations, Nevada liquor stores would be allowed to place up to four slot machines in their businesses.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board unanimously approved a series of corporate registrations for Randy Black's Mesquite gaming empire that will enable the dominant player in that market to enter the bond market.

News Brief: Broward County's first non-Indian slots casino will start construction within two weeks and be open for New Year's Eve, according to Pompano Park harness track officials.

News Brief: The opening of a $235 million Hard Rock Hotel & Casino this fall and a larger Isle of Capri Casino barge later this year are big projects that will entice even bigger investments in Mississippi's gaming industry, says a gaming analyst.

News Brief: Choctaw Chief Phillip Martin said he's not overly concerned about a $300 million gambling complex proposed for Montgomery, Alabama, by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians in partnership with Harrah's Entertainment Inc.

News Brief: Elected officials in Flushing, New York, are taking aim at illegal gambling dens sprouting up in the area and are telling residents to keep them informed about suspicious activity.

News Brief: The Alaska House has voted to legalize card rooms where gamblers can wager against one another on poker and other games.

News Brief: Maine gambling opponents were dealt two losing hands with a Legislative panel backing a tribal racetrack casino while summarily rejecting attempts to limit operations at a slots facility planned for Bangor.

News Brief: Vietnamese Americans immigrants are becoming a force on the professional poker tour, acing tournament after tournament, earning tens of thousands of dollars.

News Brief: The first generation to grow up with legalized gambling is creating a rising number of teens with gambling addictions.

News Brief: It's easy to lose track of time walking through the exposition hall at the Southern Gaming Conference.

News Brief: Lansing Village Trustee Bob Ryan wants an apology from U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. over statements he said the congressman made linking Lansing with support for a proposed Ho-Chunk casino.