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News brief: A 57-year-old man has been charged with murder after the shooting death of a shift manager at the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City.

The Allman Brothers Band turned back the clock Sunday night at Red Rock.

New Orleans Saint Jeremy Shockey was rushed to a Las Vegas hospital Sunday afternoon after he collapsed by the pool at the Hard Rock Hotel.

Acting on a dare from Steve Wynn, legendary broadcaster Larry King will take the stage for one night at Encore.

News brief: A woman broke the world record for the longest craps roll with a time of four hours and 18 minutes at the Borgata.

Thousands visit Las Vegas Sands’ newest casino in Pennsylvania.

New casino set amidst the sprawling 124-acre Bethlehem Steel plant.

If you're going to watch it, you might as well bet on it. That's the attitude of Casino City's Gary Trask and that's why he has taken an "imaginary" $1,000 and wagered on a series of 2009 WSOP proposition bets at Bodog.

News brief: The trendy Palms Casino owned by the Maloof brothers has suffered a substantial drop in value in the past year.

The $743 million Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem opens today in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley.

Thousands of job seekers converged on Green Valley Ranch Resort Tuesday afternoon for a chance at one of 14,000 job openings.

The company developing the $2.9 billion Fontainebleau Resort in Las Vegas has laid off about 40 people.

News brief: A man had a good feeling about winning the Wheel of Fortune quarters game at Deadwood Gulch Resort.

On the Web, they urge Obama: Overturn ban on Internet gambling.

Travel and Leisure Magazine named Encore Las Vegas to its "It List: 45 Best New Hotels of 2009"

Diva extraordinaire and Las Vegas headliner Cher is turning 63 Wednesday.

Nevada gaming regulator and gaming attorney in private practice, Mark Clayton has an industry perspective few can match.

The slowdown in new home construction nationwide has led to a massive bankruptcy filing involving at least seven Las Vegas-area companies with hundreds of employees.

News brief: In the largest first-day test run of a Pennsylvania casino, more than 4,000 people wagered nearly $1.7 million at the Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem.

The off-Strip property posted a net loss of $4 million in the first quarter ended March 31.