Twin River Casino News

News brief: The Twin River slot parlor has stopped offering simulcast race betting on Sundays as the gambling venue continues to conserve cash in advance of its sale.

News brief: Net income fell for the month of July even though people gambled more money at Twin River and Newport Grand.

News brief: Governor Carcieri has vetoed legislation allowing Twin River to operate 24-hours a day, seven days a week.

News brief: The Rhode Island Senate has approved a bill to to allow round-the-clock gambling at Twin River Casino.

News brief: The Twin River Casino in Rhode Island filed for Chapter 11 but might remain open for 24/7 gambling.

News brief: The Twin River Casino, overwhelmed by more than $500 million in debt, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Tuesday.

News brief: Rhode Island's governor has assured the Twin River greyhound track that overnight gambling can to continue beyond the current June 30 deadline.

News brief: The Rhode Island greyhound track have told the state that they plan to suspend dog-racing at the end of the month.

News brief: The state might buy out the struggling Twin River casino, which is Rhode Island's third-largest revenue source.

News brief: State Sen. John J. Tassoni wants to allow full-scale casino gambling at Twin River and Newport Grand.