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Two decades after the Rio opened, Anthony Marnell III is trying to generate the same buzz at the soon-to-open M Resort.

News brief: Blackjack has nearly pulled even with poker in Florida in terms of card-playing addictions.

The Hard Rock Hotel's $760 million expansion is capitalizing on the economic slowdown and plans to open some components ahead of schedule.

Two of MGM Mirage's $9.1 billion properties will begin accepting hotel reservations Monday morning.

News brief: The recession could force three of Atlantic City's 11 casinos out of business in the next few years.

News brief: Construction of a 23-story hotel and nine-story parking garage resumed at Thunder Valley Casino after being abruptly stopped before Thanksgiving.

News brief: A California woman settled with the Golden Acorn Casino after a 2002 incident where she slipped, fell and injured her back on a newly mopped floor.

News brief: Tropicana Entertainement filed for Chapter 11 in May but its CEO wants to regain control of the Atlantic City casino that bears the company's name.

News brief: Concord officials have scaled back the $1 billion racino resort — and whether construction goes forward at all this spring now is unclear.

News brief: Kentucky horse industry says economics must change or the state will lose a valuable asset.

Metro Police are asking for the public's help in finding a man who robbed another man of his wallet inside a casino bathroom.

News brief: The Meadows Racetrack and Casino is scheduled to open a permanent casino with more than 3,000 slot machines in April.

News brief: It is the third time the casino operator has filed for bankruptcy since it was created out of a restructuring in 2005.

News brief: The man robbed two senior citizens in an elevator and then stayed in Atlantic City to gamble.

News brief: Slot winnings at the Connecticut casino were down but the casino's CEO said the tumble could have been worse.

News brief: Charles Town Races & Slots officials say they do not have any plans to push for table games in June.

Last year regulatory body recognized slowing economy didn’t warrant more cabs.

In hundreds of instances, construction at MGM Mirage’s massive CityCenter project has moved forward based on unapproved engineering.

The Las Vegas hotel is testing a campaign that text messages alerts to customers about real-time promotions.

News brief: The gambling and bookmaking ring was housed in the Borgata Hotel Casino and took in more than $60 million in bets in 20 months.