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Jearmie Bourg, 30, was arrested after Terrebonne Parish deputies found his two young children alone in an unlocked truck outside Cash Magic Casino with drugs and knives nearby.

Ninety minutes and one classic slot machine in the high-limit room. That's all it took for one Opelousas player to change their net worth this past weekend.

Louisiana holds some pretty wild records — and a few of them will make you laugh, cringe, and maybe argue with your neighbor.

Imagine turning a $25 bet into over a million dollars — that’s exactly what happened at Horseshoe Casino last week.

Imagine hitting the jackpot on a penny slot—one Baton Rouge player did just that, walking away with over a million dollars!

Casino players in Louisiana and across the nation are being target by scammers via social media sites. Here's what you need to be looking for.

A roulette dealer was arrested for helping a player steal thousands right off the casino floor.

Two major cruise lines that serve Louisiana ports have made major changes to their onboard smoking policy. Let us clear the air for you.

A beloved alligator in Vinton, Louisiana was shot and killed by Wildlife & Fisheries and now many are mourning the loss of "Marty."

Some Louisiana gamblers suggest that a slot machine that's about to pay out big has a "certain tell". Do you know what they're looking for?

One of Louisiana and Texas' favorite places to play has announced a multi-million dollar expansion to its casino resort facility.

Two people were reportedly injured this morning after a structure collapsed at a casino in downtown Baton Rouge, according to emergency officials.

Louisiana gamblers who are looking for a great time and a great room won't have too far to travel to have an exceptional resort experience.

A photo shared by a casino resort in Lake Charles has gone viral after it shows an alligator in its swimming pool.

A massive alligator was spotted near the Golden Nugget Casino and Hotel in Lake Charles.

After interviewing the victim, the police found out that the suspect had removed the victim's nose forcefully through means of mastication.

The lawsuit alleges the casinos are rounding down winner amounts to the nearest dollar and then keeping the change.

Things got very scary Sunday afternoon at a Lake Charles casino.

The new policy will go into effect on July 1.

Gaming could come back to Lafayette, but are we doing it for the right reasons?