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Pechanga Resort & Casino named nation's fave in poll by 10best.com.

The Nevada Transportation Authority is working on drafting and implementing regulations for the ride-hailing industry, a process that is expected to take about two months.

Las Vegas-based leisure and hospitality projects are driving much of the economic growth, but the state's housing market is still unstable and its advanced industry underdeveloped.

JETT Gaming, the Herbst family's company, plans to revitalize the struggling casino and restore Searchlight as a gaming destination.

With special events in Vegas and extra flights being added by airlines, the airport served just under four million visitors last month.

Bill Foley has collected over 13,000 season ticket commitments toward his goal of establishing an NHL team in Las Vegas.

The new casino from Penn National Gaming, the first in Massachusetts, has 83 electronic table games from the luxury game manufacturer.

The content distribution deal will bring a full suite of games to Caesars Interactive Entertainment's CaesarsCasino.com brand in New Jersey.

Two gambling bills fail to pass in the Maine Senate.

Kansas Crossing casino proposal awarded casino licence.

While some were skeptical about the ability to deliver a first-class gaming experience under the limited 'slots parlor' license, Penn National Gaming appears to have pulled it off.

July's entertainment calendar features big names such as Hall & Oates and Culture Club, and a few lesser-known gems you won't want to miss.

Plainridge Park Casino slots parlor threw open its doors today and welcomed the public to its new gaming facility.

The Penn National Gaming facility on the site of the Plainridge Park horse racing track was the recipient of Massachusetts' only slots parlor license.

Tropicana's usual Thursday night '90s Night is being taken over by superheroes in a fundraiser for the drunk driving awareness campaign.

While the casino is currently operating at negative cash flow, its officials believe it is planning wisely and on the path to getting back on its feet.

Talks have been ongoing, and analysts believe a deal is likely to be signed sooner rather than later.

Wynn's case against stock market analyst James Chanos had been dismissed twice under California's anti-SLAPP laws.

Caesars Entertainment's largest operating division filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in January. An unfavorable ruling could leave Caesars accountable for more than $1 billion in debt obligations.

Aristocrat will provide the Scarlet Pearl Casino Resort with its full Oasis 360 solution, which includes a suite of casino services programs.