Casino News - Page 162 of 167

The Paradise Bowl is moving from St. George, Utah, to Las Vegas and getting a new name. The Las Vegas All-American Classic will be played Jan. 24, 2004, at Sam Boyd Stadium and will be televised on Fox Sports Net, organizers of the college all-star footba...

According to a new survey, Norwich is the UK's very own answer to the world's gambling capital.The report by Yellow Pages shows that Norwich has more listings for amusement parks and arcades than any other town or city in Britain, including Blackpool...

GAMBLING accounted for $16 in every $100 of State Government tax revenue last financial year, national tax data reveals.Victorians paid 5 per cent more in state taxes than the national average, according to Australian Bureau of Statistics taxation revenue...

Recent news reports about legalized interstate computer gambling and Utah's strict laws and constitutional strictures prohibiting gambling remind me of the fact that Utah does have legalized gambling in spite of the laws prohibiting all forms of gambling...

Kay Gonet of Parma has a big smile on her face. She'd fed $2 into a slot machine at The Mountaineer Race Track & Gaming Resort, and 300 nickels dropped noisily into the metal tray...

Expanded gambling faces fierce opposition in Ohio from the Ohio Roundtable, a nonpartisan policy group; the Ohio Council of Churches; both of Ohio's U.S...

Before I lay out the issue, let me be up–front: I've been known to gamble. Small stakes. While in Las Vegas a decade ago (the only time I've been there), I played the slot machines...

TAMA, Iowa -- Some area hotels and shops said Sunday the closing of the Meskwaki casino after a drawn out tribal dispute is hurting business. The casino, about four miles west of Toledo, was closed Friday by U...

SALAMANCA - The Seneca Nation of Indians discussed plans to build a casino in Buffalo and the possibility of drafting a referendum for Seneca Indians on the Allegany reservation Thursday night at a pre-council meeting...

GRAND RONDE -- Since they moved to Portland from upstate New York a year ago, Janiece and John Desocio have driven the historic Columbia River Gorge Highway to Multnomah Falls...