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Communication between Wynn and Massachusetts' top gaming regulator has become part of the dispute that led to a federal lawsuit in which Caesars Entertainment Corp. is seeking compensation in a failed bid for a casino license.

Mohegan Sun and City of Revere reach host community agreement.

MGM Resorts International and its partners were deemed suitable to operate a casino in Massachusetts, a crucial ruling by the state’s gaming commission that brings MGM’s $800 million resort in Springfield one step closer to reality.

In a dashing blow to its future, voters in East Boston reject a casino at Suffolk Downs.

A referendum tomorrow will decide whether East Boston and specifically Suffolk Downs will get a casino.

Caesars Entertainment wants to build a $1 billion hotel-casino in Boston next to the Suffolk Downs Race Track.

Caesars Entertainment Inc. and their partner, Suffolk Downs, have scheduled a series of open houses for residents of East Boston and Revere.

Wynn signs option on Mystic River land in Everett, Massachusetts.

Suffolk Downs officials have scheduled transportation meetings with Revere residents on Tuesday evening and with East Boston neighborhood residents on Thursday.

Suffolks Down reveal proposed casino-resort plans in their bid to acquire a license.

The casino industry spent roughly $11.4 million over the past five years in lobbying Massachusetts lawmakers to approve casinos.

Nevada-based casino operators and slot machine manufacturers are evaluating the political and economic landscape of what some hope will evolve into the industry's largest expansion year on record.

Gov. Deval Patrick is expected to sign a bill that will authorize three Las Vegas-style casinos and a slot machine parlor in Massachusetts.

Expanded gambling still being finalized, but Suffolk Downs confidently reveal casino-resort plans.

The East Boston racetrack will not conduct the Massachusetts Handicap in 2009 due to the economic conditions.

New Brief: Richard Fields is fast out of the gate in his long-shot bid to revive Suffolk Downs, but the finish line remains elusive.

News Brief: Mayor Thomas M. Menino is calling for construction of a resort-style facility at Suffolk Downs that he said would boost tourism, create jobs, and generate more revenue for Boston.

News Brief: Massachusetts horse racing officials expressed concern that a virtual horse racing game proposed by the state lottery, could draw bettors away from live and simulcast racing.