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Caesars has been in private talks with banks and lenders since September with the hopes of restructuring a portion of the debt.

In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Caesars announced “non-disclosure agreements with certain beneficial holders” to discuss restructuring debt due in 2020.

The effort is part of an overall restructuring plan announced in May that eliminated more than $1 billion in debt that was due next year while providing a different ownership structure to pieces of the company.

Mark Pilarski explains why it's important to make sure your ticket is correct when you leave a slot machine.

A young mountain lion was caught and later released into the wild after attempting to enter Harrah's Friday morning.

The Sierra Nevada Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America is hosting an in-depth, professional development seminar on maximizing Hispanic initiatives on Wednesday, May 28 at Harrah's Hotel and Casino Convention Center in Reno.

The 'ambassador' program has captured the attention of problem gambling treatment experts normally skeptical of casino efforts to help compulsive gamblers.

News Brief: A female bartender who refused to wear makeup at a Reno, Nevada, casino was not unfairly dismissed from her job, a U.S. federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday.

News Brief: A former Harrah's Reno bartender lost Monday in efforts to get the Nevada Supreme Court to find that Harrah's erred in firing her for refusing to abide by a policy requiring women employees to wear makeup.

News Brief: A dealer from Harrah's Reno has filed a lawsuit in Washoe County District Court over a change in the way players' tips are collected and distributed to employees.

News Brief: A former Harrah's Reno bartender fired for refusing to wear makeup has taken her sex-discrimination lawsuit to a federal appeals court.