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The Cosmopolitan development, a 2,995-room mixed-use development that is under construction on the Strip, is now called Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.

A two-day High Roller Bounty Shootout will be held on April 12 at the PokerStars North American Poker Tour Mohegan Sun event.

Circling Raven Golf Club, a part of the Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort & Hotel in the Idaho panhandle, was voted the best course in Idaho in Golfweek's “2010 Best Courses You Can Play.”

Aqueduct racino project hopefully back on track within a month says Governor.

Man arrested for attacking security guards who were escorting him out of Harrah's Atlantic City.

The Mardi Gras Casino in Florida will see the arrival of 100 new slot machines this April, including the debut of the The Amazing Race slot.

The newly renovated Dancing Eagle Casino reopened on December 10 and features and entirely new casino floor, players club and cashier.

The Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas posted its lowest revenues since 2004 despite opening new rooms and other amenities during the year.

The Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh has filed a petition with the Pennsylvania State Gaming Board for authorization to operate 86 table games.

Todd English's new restaurant inside CityCenter's luxury retail and entertainment district in Las Vegas has officially opened.

The inaugural event of World Team Poker will be held at the Golden Nugget in Vegas on May 19 and will feature 40 of the world’s top pros.

Casino City's Gary Trask made a visit to the new M Resort in Las Vegas last week and came back with 10 reasons why you should do the same the next time you make a trek to Sin City.

The 2010 World Series of Poker Tournament of Champions will have a $1 million prize pool with fans having the opportunity to vote online on who will participate.

MGM Mirage and Perini Building Co. are disputing payment of almost $500 million for construction of the CityCenter mega-development.

The Wynn Las Vegas and the resort's dealers are getting closer to an agreement on a union contract.

MGM Mirage has reached a settlement agreement with Atlantic City regulators to sell its 50 percent stake in the Borgata.

A partnership that included the Navegante Group was rejected Thursday by New York licensing authorities to build and operate a casino at the Aqueduct Racetrack.

The Clark County coroner's office ruled that former Hard Rock Hotel President Randy Kwasniewski died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Hoosier Park Racing & Casino raced to reassure both employees and the city on the news its parent company's bankruptcy.

Randy Kwasniewski, the President and Chief Operating Officer of the Hard Rock Hotel, was found dead in his Nevada home of a gunshot wound.