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The action-packed dance and variety show will debut at the Philadelphia casino on April 14.

Overall Pennsylvania casino gaming revenue was up 8.6% during the month.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer will perform his show "An Evening at the Hotel California" on May 29 at 8 p.m.

The state's 12 casinos generated revenue of $200,166,274 in February 2016.

The Erie County casino was levied a fine of $10,000 for allowing personnel to enter a table games storage room without a key.

One of the most successful comedians worldwide, Trevor Noah, will entertain and delight in the new SugarHouse Casino Event Center.

The 2016 Rivers U.S. Open will take place March 9–13 at Rivers Casino and will be broadcast live on ESPN3.

The Philadelphia native will serve as executive chef at Hugo's Frog Bar & Chop House, the SugarHouse Casino Event Center and VIP culinary.

The Philadelphia casino made job offers to The Palm staff members after the local restaurant closed for renovations.

"The Final Table" will begin airing on national television this spring and will feature cutting-edge game features and some of the biggest personalities in poker.

Penn National Racing Official sentenced to four months for committing wire fraud.

Casino City's Dan Podheiser tells us who he thinks should win in each category at this year's American Poker Awards.

Mount Airy Casino Resort, Parx Casino and Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course all received fines.

The Pennsylvania casino is installing a CHP system that will provide a reliable, energy-efficient source for heating and electric power.

Gov. Tom Wolf wants to add additional 8% casino tax on promos and free play.

Gross revenue from slot machines at the state's 12 casinos increased 2.1% in January of this year to $184,811,874 compared to the $180,963,004 in gross revenue that was generated in January 2015.

New system will provide a reliable, energy-efficient source and reduce Mohegan Sun Pocono's primary energy consumption.

The $50,000 Presidents' Day Sweepstakes, Wing Bowl After Party and free parking and shuttle to the Philadelphia Auto Show are just some of February's features.

The brilliant blue, orange and red light display was designed by East Falls, Pennsylvania-based artist Lyn Godley.

With over 20 years of gaming and hospitality experience, Kara Fox-LaRose will be responsible for day-to-day operations of the facility slated to open in spring 2017.