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Riverwalk Casino and Hotel will donate $1 for each bra collected to the American Cancer Society during October.

Mississippi Gaming Commission approves Boyd Gaming's proposed acquisition of the IP Casino Resort Spa in Biloxi, Mississippi.

Rudi Schiffer says the Pearl River Resort has continued to buck the bad economic trend with some strong projections for 2012.

Penn National Gaming announces management changes at two of its properties.

Four chefs have been selected to compete in Southern Gaming Magazine’s Inaugural Casino Cook-off in Biloxi in September.

The Riverwalk Casino Hotel will be sending two people to the iHeartRadio Music Festival, which will take place at the MGM Grand on Sept. 23-24.

Horseshoe Casinos in Louisiana, Mississippi, Indiana and Iowa gave away $1.5 million to five Horseshoe customers in the Million Dollar Summer Giveaway on July 30.

The eighth season of the WSOP Circuit features several exciting enhancements, all leading to the most dramatic conclusion to any season played so far.

Southern Gaming Magazine is asking readers to vote in its online recipe contest that showcases the creations of 15 of the Gulf Coast’s premier casino chefs. The magazine is also holding a cook-off at the Gulf Coast Convention Center in Biloxi in September.

Boyd to acquire the IP Casino Resort Spa in Biloxi, Mississippi, from Imperial Palace of Mississippi, LLC, and Key Largo Holdings, LLC, for $278 million in cash.

After the flood, Tunica is back open for business.

Fitz Casino & Hotel Tunica will reopen on Friday after being shut down for four weeks due to Mississippi floodwaters.

The Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday approved a new management team and company for Casino MonteLago at Lake Las Vegas, which is on its third owner since it opened in 2003.

With the flood waters now thankfully beginning to recede, Riverwalk Casino Hotel is still open and happily receiving guests, having remained opened for the duration of the flooding crisis.

Receding Mississippi River floodwaters are allowing casinos in Tunica, Miss., to get back to business.

Riverwalk and Ameristar Casino, both in Vicksburg, remain open despite the rise in the Mississippi River.

Rising Mississippi River flood waters have shuttered casino operations in several Southern and Midwestern states this week.

The 11 casinos on the Gulf Coast and Pearl River Resorts in Choctaw are all open without disruption but other casinos around the state are closed.

Temporarily closure of Lighthouse Point and Jubilee Casino, due to the rising water levels of the Mississippi River.

A crane raised Diamond Jacks casino yesterday allowing it to remain open safely when the Mississippi river rises.