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Saratoga Casino & Raceway to build a $34 million hotel beside the casino.

Yellow Brick Road Casino unveils diverse lineup of Oz-themed bars and restaurants.

Proposed casino site undergoing major cleanup and remediation for petroleum and other chemical contamination.

For the 4th year in a row, Saratoga Casino and Raceway has been named the premier sponsor and host site of the 11th Annual Saratoga Lions Duathlon, an event run by the Saratoga Springs Lions Club each May.

Resorts World and Batavia Downs were up $25.5 million but the other seven racinos in the state saw a decline of $32.5 million.

Chairs flew last week at Resorts World Casino when a fight involving dozens of people broke out.

Report commissioned by Mohegan and Mashantucket Pequot tribes estimates Connecticut casinos could lose $703 million a year to neighbouring state competition.

On March 16 and 18, Central New York’s third-largest employer conducts on-the-spot interviews for 250 full-time and part-time positions for its new casino.

The city is ready to roll on building a new hotel at Batavia Downs Racetrack.

Retired school principal has scooped $326 million Mega Millions jackpot.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's request for a fourth casino license for the True South Tier area is being reviewed.

The move come just days after the state recommended licensing three non-Indian casions.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss the three sites in New York that won the right to pursue a casino license, what casinos should do if people use money they've stolen to gamble and what they're looking for in a good gambling movie. They close the show by picking every game on this weekend's NFL slate against the spread.

The decision by New York’s Gaming Facility Location Board marks the end of a lengthy review process and is the latest step toward expanding gambling beyond resorts on Indian reservations that have traditionally had the lion’s share.

Churchill Downs was not selected by the site selection board for the New York casino licences bid.

New York will announce the outcome of its casino licences bid this week.

A debate may ensue as Niagara Falls wants to apply its slot revenue to cover some basic civic services.

“The Next Big Thing” will mark Turning Stone’s fifth major expansion since the resort opened in 1993.

Beginning October 10, 2014, Empire will implement a new policy that requires individuals to be 18 years of age or older to enter and remain in MCR.

A mortician, who has been convicted of operating an illegal poker game in a gambling den could lose his license.