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Aurora may allow video gambling terminals to be installed in places other than casinos if a vote is approved tomorrow.

The D Las Vegas, formerly Fitzgeralds, is getting a $20 million facelift and a Detroit theme.

Last week, Cantor Gaming launched Wi-Fi enabled sports betting across Nevada. Here are 10 ways that it's going to change the gambling industry.

Gov. Beverly Perdue and Principal Chief Michell Hicks of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians will officially open live table games at Harrah's Cherokee Casino & Hotel.

Red Hawk Casino paid a $50,642 jackpot out a penny slot machine to a Rewards Club member last Tuesday.

Casinos approved by voters already have opened in Cleveland and Toledo, and the fourth is being built in Cincinnati.

Marylanders, get ready for a mudslinging sequel.

MGM Resorts was one of several local companies that partnered with Workforce Connections Las Vegas to be part of the summer program.

The Louisiana Gaming Control passed a resolution allowing the chairman to sign off on allowing gambling operations to begin August 29 provided the remaining certifications are approved.

Compared to last year's 1,053 entries, days one, two and three saw a record-breaking 1,233 entrants.

Cheers rang out in Gulfport on learning a new casino has been approved.

State Sen. Raymond J. Lesniak has encouraged casinos and racetracks to proceed and accept sportbets.

4th annual Greektown Casino charity golf outing to benefit local nonprofits that instill leadership skills in Detroit area youth.

Mark Pilarski offers his thoughts on Las Vegas buffets and describes the correct way to play a soft 18 in blackjack.

The winner’s name is being kept a secret, but he’s from Morgantown and said to be a regular patron of the casino.

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Mike Nakagawa approved a series of measures that let Jerry's Nugget continue to use cash flow to pay utilities and suppliers and to meet its 338-person payroll.

The sixth casino would be located in Prince George's County. MGM Resorts appears to have the inside track for the license, and proposes a $700 million complex in National Harbor, a development along the Potomac River, about 10 miles from Washington D.C.

Horseshoe Casino begin recruitment drive looking to hire 750 dealers and table games workers.

Tonight's Powerball draw is worth $305 million.

This week, J Todd discusses Facebook's real-money bingo app and what it could mean for affiliates. Also, New Jersey gets sued over sports betting, and Maryland abandons thoughts of online gambling.