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Caesars Entertainment’s Horseshoe Casino in Baltimore is closing overnight to meet the city’s 10 p.m. curfew prompted by riots related to the death of Freddie Gray.

Two casinos will pay fines for permitting the entry of underage gamblers into their premises.

Horseshoe Casino Baltimore assists state casino revenue numbers for March.

And that’s without the unsolicited offer from a minor shareholder to convert the casino giant into a real estate investment trust.

$1.2 billion MGM National Harbor casino resort to open second half of 2016.

Net losses for the fourth quarter of 2014 were less than $0.1 million, compared to net losses of $0.9 million for the fourth quarter of 2013.

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

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

The transaction between Nevada’s largest tavern owner/slot machine route operator and the Minnesota-based casino company might signal consolidation in the regional gaming market.

Maryland's casinos report revenue decline of 8 percent for January.

Maryland Live! and Horseshoe Casino secure approval to decrease slot numbers and increase table games.

The newly named company will be called Golden Entertainment and will be traded on the Nasdaq replacing Lakes' current listing.

Maryland Live and Horseshoe Baltimore want to trade slot machines for table games.

Maryland woman recently hit it big when she scored a $607,739 jackpot on the Megablast MegaHits machine at the Casino at Ocean Downs.

December 2014 casino revenue increased from December 2013 by 31.7%.

It’s abundantly clear Caesars Growth Partners is key to the planned bankruptcy restructuring of overly leveraged affiliate Caesars Entertainment Operating Co.

As 2014 draws to a close, MGM Resorts is on an upswing.

November 2014’s combined statewide revenue totaled $90,170,865.

The casino operator said the funds will be used primarily for development costs surrounding the company’s casino projects in Massachusetts and Maryland.

On Monday, Caesars said it received a default notice last week from UMB Bank related to its senior-secured notes covering CEOC. Caesars said it “does not believe that a default or an event of default has occurred.”