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Ohio's racinos are performing strongly and shaking up the state's gaming market.

Horseshoe Casino Cleveland fined $180,000 by the Ohio Casino Control Commission for violating state gambling rules.

Warm white LED lighting by Lumenpulse turns the historic building from "A Christmas Story" into the coolest destination in town.

When guests step into the Higbee Building this holiday season, they will be wowed by a transformation of the casino into a holiday wonderland.

Most of the new tables will be for blackjack, already the dominant game outside the poker room.

City tax collections have increased since the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland opened, suggesting that the casino is bringing new life - and money - to downtown Cleveland, Ohio.

The Cleveland Casino Workers Council includes 1,050 Horseshoe employees. An arbitrator certified the election results Aug. 16.

Ohio about to lay first charges of cheating in recently opened casinos.

Some impact being felt on slot revenue at Presque Isle Downs following the opening of the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland.

An over-the-top comparison to the island nation where two casinos produced $5.42 billion in gaming revenues in 2011 was meant to impress potential casino investors, but it does point to the potential of the Ohio market.

Gilbert's company, Rock Gaming, is majority owner of the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland and the under-construction Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati.

The company's new strategy was illustrated by Monday's announced sale of its Harrah's St. Louis property to Penn National Gaming for $610 million just a week before the company was to open Ohio's first casino, the $350 million Horseshoe Casino Cleveland.

The Horseshoe Cleveland will be Ohio's first casino, one of four full-service casinos approved by voters in 2009.

The Ohio Casino Control Commission licensed the casino on Wednesday, allowing the property to open May 14 as the state's first full-service casino.

Ohio Casino Control agents to receive mandatory training in recognizing signs of human trafficking activity in casinos.

Before the economy tanked and the Strip's building boom went bust, the development of multibillion-dollar hotel-casino projects centered on Las Vegas. Now those resorts are being built elsewhere.

Caesars Entertainment sold an undisclosed percentage of its interactive gaming subsidiary to its partner in two Ohio casinos for $60.8 million, the company disclosed late Monday.

The Horseshoe Casino Cleveland was given permission by Ohio gaming regulators to open the week of May 14.

BMM Compliance was certified in January by the Ohio Casino Control Commission to test and certify gaming equipment destined for the up-and-coming Ohio casino market.

A licensing hang-up could delay the openings of casinos in Cleveland and Toledo for eight weeks.