Closed-door negotiations to expand casinos in New York call for five upstate casinos, including up to three in the Catskills and two video slot machine sites on Long Island, according to the bill released Thursday by Senate Republicans. Full story
Mitchell Etess thinks he knows the biggest thing that was wrong with New Jersey's oldest casino. Full story
A ruling that allows the Tohono O'odham Nation to build a sprawling, Las Vegas-style casino in suburban Phoenix is improper because it is based on an objective interpretation of Arizona's gambling compact, state officials said in a court filing submitted Wednesday. Full story
Shares of casino companies took a hit Thursday as the broader stock market declined due to fears a slowdown in China's economy. A sustained slowdown in China would rattle the sector with double-digit gaming revenue from Macau. Full story
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New Hampshire's House of Representatives rejected a bill on Wednesday that would have authorized the construction of the state's first casino, bucking a regional trend toward easing restrictions on gaming in New England. Full story
The casino campaigning has begun in Springfield and both sides are pushing to get your vote. Full story
Four states have added casino gambling since 2004, reports CNBC's Eamon Javers. Maryland Live Casino is one of them, and is now open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week.
A charter bus heading from the Dallas, Texas, area toward a casino on the Texas-Oklahoma border, overturns on Texas highway, trapping many of the elderly passengers inside. NBC's Chris Clackum reports.
David Cordish, The Cordish Companies chairman, discusses the launch of the Maryland Live! Casino, and the legalizing of online gaming.
Casino magnate Sheldon Adelson is back in court on a breach of contract suit involving his casino empire, reports CNBC's Jane Wells.
A look at what's driving the casino stocks, and where the action is growing, with David Bain, Sterne Agee analyst.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford attends a city council meeting to debate on casinos as Deputy Mayor Doug Holyday
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford attends a city council meeting to debate casinos in Toronto, May 21, 2013. The mayor of Canada's largest city, facing allegations that he smoked crack cocaine, and made racial and homophobic slurs on video, must either refute the accusations or step down, fellow city politicia
