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Third-annual Indian Country Online Congress to take place June 10 - 11, 2015 at the Pala Casino Spa and Resort.

The court upheld the Clark County District Court conviction of California businessman Harel Zahavi on four counts of drawing and passing a check without sufficient funds and with the intent to defraud.

Caesars will continue to manage the properties, which will remain part of the company’s Total Rewards player loyalty program.

Other awards included $500 for second through seventh place, $100 for eighth through 39th place and $50 for 40th through 49th place.

Q4 and full year net revenue both up 4 percent.

This afternoon the Indiana House voted in favour of land gambling bill that will permit riverboats to move inland.

Original restructurings did not cut enough debt and a recovery in casino operations never materialized.

In this new position, Lucas will be instrumental in further igniting the brand's transition into a world-class, full-service hotel and casino management company.

During the Station Casinos’ fourth-quarter earnings conference call a week ago, an analyst asked if the privately held casino company would be publicly traded once again.

The winner of the $125K Benz & Bucks Giveaway will have no problem finding a place for his brand new Mercedes Benz E400 Coupe, Matthew O. of Indio sells carports.

In a filing with the SEC Monday, Caesars said BOKF N.A. asked for payment on $750 million in debt plus interest. Caesars said it turned down the payment demand.

A bill before the state legislature could legalize in home gambling.

Athletes polled indicated strong support for legalizing sports betting.

Mississippi casino revenue was up year on year for January by 3.4 percent.

A series of bills could reverse the smoking ban in West Virginia and see casinos exempt.

Online self-exclusion registration application allows citizens to voluntarily remove themselves from online gambling activities.

If legal sports books pop up in California Indian casinos, for example, would the Strip’s high-end gambling facilities dry up?

Casino operators in the north Strip area say development of a permanent, 33-acre, open-air concert venue by MGM Resorts International will facilitate increased business.

MGM Resorts International will hold a job fair Wednesday at the Mandalay Bay Events Center to hire more than 500 permanent positions at 12 of the company’s Strip-area resorts.

Senate Committee approves three bills designed to do everything from curtail online gaming to allowing nonprofit bingos to compete in the computer age.