'Pennsylvania Pays Bounty on' - 'Drops Precipitously in September'

The state of Pennsylvania is giving grants to local law enforcement to provide for the prosecution of gambling laws against those who would compete with state-sanctioned casinos....

Data from a variety of sources shows that the gambling industry is not suffering from economic downturns unless the casino or venue discussed is really a conglomerate in which gambling is only a part....

Police in a Texas town culminated a long investigation by raiding three alleged gambling operations, harassing patrons and taking down all of $9000....

Gambling and hotel operator MGM Mirage made arrangements to change terms on an existing $7 billion loan, freeing the company to continue borrowing against its CityCenter project on the Las Vegas Strip....

Atlantic City casino employees may be freed of the constraints of an old law barring them from running for election, if a new bill passes the state Senate....

The Seminole Tribe gave $300,000 to a Florida program helping problem gamblers, providing funding for the best options for treatment....

The Nevada Supreme Court said a labor dispute involving unfair tip policy by Wynn Resorts should properly be decided by the state labor commissioner, not the court system....

The big Las Vegas casino companies are wondering where they wandered off-track from their insulated, recession-proof course, and Sherman Bradley is only one of a growing number of voices telling them the answers....

Using cases before both U.S. Bankruptcy Court and the New Jersey Supreme Court, Tropicana Entertainment contested any sale of its forfeited property and license, the Tropicana Casino at Atlantic City....

Atlantic City casinos continue to be best by problems on all sides as they face nationwide economic turmoil, increased gambling competition, and a new smoking ban....