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Rhode Islanders to decide whether Newport Grand will be allowed to add table games.

State gambling control board introduces new regulations around use of Mohegan Sun gift cards.

The World Series of Poker's never-before-seen $1 million buy-in tournament is expected to generate the richest prize in poker history.

Treatment programs for gambling addicts in Nevada have been dramatically reduced by budget cuts.

Gaughan will unify the Rampart Casino and JW Marriott Resort and Spa in Summerlin as one operation.

Employee volunteers are playing a key role in the construction of the Cherokee Heritage Center, an outdoor exhibit showing replicas of the winter and summer homes built by Cherokees in 1710.

New York's nine racinos generated $667 million in school aid.

Rivers Casino highest earning casino in the state for March.

Silver Legacy Casino Resort hopeful on mortgage debt agreement.

The 5.7 percent increase in revenues (compared with February 2011) comes despite a weaker convention calendar and Chinese New year falling in January.

The International Conference on Gambling and Risk Taking will return to Las Vegas next year for the first time since 2000.

With a major convention coming into town, the Nevada Taxicab Authority opted not increase the number of taxis on the street, giving cabbies who feel there are already too many taxis in Vegas a big victory.

Saratoga Casino and Raceway reports bumper gaming revenue year.

"Grease" has jumped from stage and screen to the casino floor at Fantasy Springs, where it's the coolest video slot ever.

Lucky fan will stay at the MGM Grand and play blackjack with Nickelback.

A special overnight room package is part of the allure of the Valley Forge Casino Resort's semi-annual Spring Bridal Show.

As Nevada's Gaming Policy Committee wrestles with what Nevada's online gaming policy and regulations should be, privacy will be on of the key topics of discussion.

MGM Resorts are planning three zip lines to connect the Luxor to the Excalibur.

The Meadows lineup for its Summer Outdoor Events Series for 2012 features voices of all-time great rock & roll bands.

The new poker room will have eight tables and be integrated into the look of the new sports book, which Cantor Gaming also operates.