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In association with Culture Corps, the casino debuted Another Sky, an immersive art installation by Anne Patterson.

Two cases of Legionnaires' disease, an illness similar to pneumonia, were reported in guests who stayed at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas during March and April.

This week, J. Todd braves the elements to bring you a world of gambling news from Germany, Denmark and all over the U.S. Plus, a new APCW sponsor.

Singer-songwriter Rick Schuler ushers in the sounds of the '70s with his "Rocky Mountain High Experience, A Tribute to John Denver" at the SugarHouse Casino Event Center on Saturday, 26 August at 8 p.m.

On 7 June, the state's House passed an amended version of HB 271 that would allow for video gaming terminals at certain properties.

Previously known as Wyandotte Nation Casino, the River Bend Casino Hotel now features a 92-room hotel, a renovated conference space, meeting rooms and luxury amenities.

On 1 July, the casinos will jointly present a fireworks display over Biloxi's Back Bay.

Lunter will be based out of Rush Street Gaming's headquarters in Chicago, and his appointment is effective immediately.

The James Beard Foundation's project aims to create a healthier and more sustainable burger by combining ground meat with chopped mushrooms.

An omnibus approach suggested by the state's special commission could pave the way for iGaming legislation in the future.

Initially, PalaPoker.com will offer proprietary online and mobile poker play during an open beta period.

The multiple Grammy Award nominee will perform on 19 August at the New York casino.

This week, J. Todd has some great news out of Nevada, where eSports betting will soon be legal and regulated. Also, the state of Illinois surprised us all when it passed an online gambling bill.

The event will feature over 25 restaurants, bars and eateries offering special samples of their menus to benefit United way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey on 21 August.

The Gift, a sculpture by A. Thomas Schomberg that honors the sacrifices and patriotism of American Indian and Alaskan Native veterans, is available for viewing at the casino.

The Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter, known for her role as lead vocalist of country duo Sugarland, will perform at Kansas Star Casino on 30 September.

Since opening in 2012, the gaming and entertainment destination in Maryland has generated almost $3 billion in gaming revenue and has paid over $1.4 billion in taxes.

Lawrence will bring her two-act comedy routine to The Orleans Showroom on 21 July.

On 13 October, the band will perform some of its greatest hits. Tickets are on sale now.

In partnership with Victory Square Venture Capital, the casino will step into the interactive entertainment sphere with a suite of digital gaming experiences.