Writer: Associated Press
3 plead guilty to running international sports betting ring
SAN DIEGO (AP) – Three men charged with running an illegal international sports gambling ring that made millions have pleaded guilty... more
Casino mogul testifies for 2nd day in wrongful firing case
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Casino mogul and prominent Republican donor Sheldon Adelson testified Friday he isn’t sure where he was when he and... more
Delaware revenue review panel eyes final report
NEW CASTLE, Del. (AP) – A panel exploring how to make Delaware’s revenue portfolio less unpredictable and more reflective of... more
Richest fight ever is also a gold mine for Vegas bookies
LAS VEGAS (AP) – Days before the fight, one Manny Pacquiao believer had already put $500,000 on his man in the MGM Grand sports book.... more
Coastal tribe opening casino next week in Coos Bay
COOS BAY, Ore. (AP) — A new Indian casino is expected to open next week in Coos Bay, the second operated by a coastal tribal group. The... more
Alabama lawmaker readies proposal to allow lottery, casinos
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) – Alabama would get a lottery and four casinos under draft legislation that the Republican leader of the state... more
Arizona tribal casino gaming revenue up by 4.7 percent
PHOENIX (AP) – The Arizona Department of Gaming says contributions to the state from tribal gambling revenue will be about $25.2... more
Massachusetts’ first casino still on track to open in June
BOSTON (AP) – Massachusetts’s first casino is still on track to open by June 24. Owners of Plainridge Park Casino in Plainville... more
Stockton may scrap Showboat casino campus deal
The acting president of Stockton University moved quickly Thursday to distance the school from a stalled effort to transform a former... more
Fewer Las Vegas visitors in March, 3.6 million total
Tourism officials say the number of visitors to Las Vegas dropped off in March to 3.62 million people. The Las Vegas Convention and... more
