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Six Mississippi golf courses have been named to Golfweek’s annual “Best Casino Courses” list.

Las Vegas isn't the only place to golf and gamble. This list looks at 10 of the best casino/golf resorts in the U.S. outside of Las Vegas.

Caesars Entertainment is exploring options for its Grand Casino in Biloxi, which was damaged by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

An association of local businesses – including four competing casino resorts – has come together to bring the PGA Champions Tour’s Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic to the Magnolia State for a second straight year.

Seven courses in the state have been voted onto Golfweek's "50 Best Casino Courses" list.

A number of casino resorts in Mississippi are offering big savings on stay and play golf packages.

The Preserve, Fallen Oak, Grand Bear, The Bridges, and both courses at Pearl River Resort’s Dancing Rabbit Golf Club are honored in Golfweek Magazine’s ‘Best-Of’ Casino Courses List.

Despite two hurricanes and a shaky economy, the new boss of Grand Biloxi Casino, Hotel & Spa is still optimistic.

Fallen Oak, Grand Bear and Dancing Rabbit courses combine to showcase the Magnolia State’s collection of world-class golf

Rudi Schiffer gives an update on the news in Tunica in the latest edition of "Heard it on the River."

Harrah's Entertainment reports that the Grand Biloxi Casino Hotel and Spa has re-opened to the public.

News Brief: Harrah's Entertainment plans to spend $85 million to $90 million to reopen the Grand Casino Biloxi on or before Aug. 17.

Harrah's Entertainment will reopen a smaller version of the Grand Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi, this summer as the company plans to reconfigure the Mississippi Gulf Coast site into a destination resort, officials said Tuesday.

Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. reports plans to reopen Grand Casino Biloxi this summer, in the first phase of plans to create a destination resort on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Las Vegas-based Harrah's Entertainment laid off most of its 9,400-person Gulf Coast casino work force this week.

Harrah’s Entertainment provides an update on damage from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

Harrah's Entertainment has canceled the World Series of Poker Circuit tournament scheduled to begin September 29 at Grand Casino Biloxi.

Harrah’s is still unable to estimate the full extent of damage at Harrah's New Orleans, Grand Casino Biloxi and Grand Casino Gulfport, although it is apparent that the Biloxi and Gulfport properties have suffered extensive damage.

Grand Casino Biloxi and Grand Casino Gulfport re-opened at noon Central Daylight Time today, Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. said.

The Grand Casinos in Mississippi may get new names with their parent company's pending acquisition by Harrah's Entertainment.