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Baseball Hall of Fame’s Jim Palmer is among several celebrated athletes who will sign autographs.

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

The June 10 event is one of two which will be held as part of the HHPT Red Stiletto Series.

Pennsylvannians see the most economic return to the state from gambling, which includes a prized property tax relief fund that results in average household saving $186.

The event will feature a four-course meal served with samplings of Guinness-brand beers.

Formerly Harrah's Chester, Harrah's Philadelphia debuts with over 200 new slots, three new dining options, headliner concerts, live entertainment on the patio and a summer filled with events.

State gambling control board introduces new regulations around use of Mohegan Sun gift cards.

A special overnight room package is part of the allure of the Valley Forge Casino Resort's semi-annual Spring Bridal Show.

The Meadows lineup for its Summer Outdoor Events Series for 2012 features voices of all-time great rock & roll bands.

Pennsylvania casino revenue hits an all time high in month of March.

A state Supreme Court judgement has ruled that Foxwoods cannot hold onto its Philadelphia casino license.

Pennsylvania’s first full-amenity casino resort will open at midnight, March 31.

Each worker at Philadelphia's SugarHouse Casino received a $200 bonus and a Mega Millions lottery ticket today.

Sugarhouse Casino employees are happy in their jobs.

Harrah's Chester Casino & Racetrack is holding a major St. Patrick's Day celebration that includes a performance by Celtic rock sensations Blackthorn.

Problem Gambling Awareness Week hopes to ensure that Pennsylvanians with gambling addiction problems know that help is available.

$150 million Valley Forge Casino making final preparations for late March opening.

The recession has forced tribes from New Mexico, California and Connecticut to either default on millions of dollars in debt or to refinance their bonds.

Police arrest pimp after complaints from Sands officials that an alleged prostitution ring was operating at the hotel.

Pennsylvania passed Atlantic City to become the No. 2 gaming market in the U.S. behind Nevada after the state generated more than $3 billion in revenues last year.