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Moody's Investors Service has lowered the credit ratings of Revel Casino Resort and also its senior secured revolver and term-loan ratings.

A young mountain lion was caught and later released into the wild after attempting to enter Harrah's Friday morning.

A window of opportunity that could place Nevada at the center of the potential U.S. Internet gaming market is closing quickly, and some in the gaming industry worry that lack of federal action could cost the state tax revenues and casino customers, while making Nevada subservient to less-regulated states.

Real estate developer Andrew Donner has long believed in the revitalization of downtown Las Vegas.

Terms of the contract reached Thursday during a Nevada Gaming Commission hearing were not disclosed.

U.S. Sen. Harry Reid made his feelings clear in response to a question from the Las Vegas Review-Journal during a ceremony at McCarran International's new Terminal 3.

Pennsylvania Supreme Court upholds gaming board decision, which means that Nemacolin Woodland Casino can proceed.

Leading provider of Class II gaming machines has been approved as game supplier for new Illinois market.

South Point Poker LLC on Thursday made history as the first U.S. casino to be licensed to operate an intrastate, real-money poker website.

Michael Albanese and two other employees - Matthew Kidle, an administrator, and Kassie Baker, a ticket writer - are accused of using their sportsbook positions to accept "invalid" wagers on horse races.

The college prize is just one of many exciting September promotions at the two casinos.

With Player Verify's recent application for a Nevada online poker service provider license, collecting detailed player information will soon become simple and accurate for Nevada-based online poker companies.

The meeting comes after the tribe lost its battle to keep Twin River and Newport Grand Casino's request to add table games off the November ballot.

Shotgun Creek Investments, headed by Wayne Perry, a prominent Seattle businessman and part-owner of baseball's Seattle Mariners, has "invested tens of millions" in the SkyVue project and may put in more.

Gov. Chris Christie has the support of nearly half New Jersey residents on proceeding with sports betting according to a recent poll.

Two IGT machines hit big in Atlantic City on Sunday.

MGM unveil plans to develop an $800 million world-class dining, retail and entertainment district on tornado-damaged land in Downtown Springfield.

On Friday October 19, Carrington will show why he has such a huge fan following, already recording eight major record label comedy albums that sold more than 3 million copies.

The promotion begins the end of August and coincides with the start of a multi-month renovation project planned at Fantasy Springs.

In a lawsuit against a Kansas City playing card manufacturer, the Golden Nugget Atlantic City contends that mini-baccarat cards were unshuffled, despite being promised to be pre-shuffled and ready to use.