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Voters in St. Tammany Parish will now have to decide if they want a casino in the Slidell area. The Parish Council has voted 8-6 to put the issue before the voters.

The plan to move the Diamond Jacks Casino license from Bossier City to south Louisiana is moving forward. There is a proposal to move the local license to the Slidell area. Citizens of St. Tammany Parish would first have to vote to have the gambling complex built on Lake Ponchatrain in the Slidell area...

It's no secret, our state thrives on casino revenue.

It's a pretty safe bet that casino operators are looking forward to 2021 with a greater sense of optimism following an abysmal 2020.

Yes, you already did vote to approve Fantasy Sports and Sports Betting in your Parish, at least most Parishes voted to approve it. But its back on the ballot again.

After being closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the infamous steakhouse will open again but with a few changes.

A new music-themed casino has just been announced in Biloxi, and it looks like this is going to become a premier destination for music and casino lovers alike.

Louisiana lawmakers debate the real cost of offering tax-free promotional play to the state's gaming industry.

According to reports, Senators refused to confirm his reappointment.

We spoke to the owner of Lucky Deuces casino about the state's plan and his personal plans to reopen for business.

Thermal cameras, medics, and high tech sanitizing measures will be the new norm in Vegas

The $112 million project will include a new gaming floor, restaurants, and lounges.

The legislation modeled after Mississippi's sports wagering laws will no move to the House for further debate.

Mississippi Gulf Coast Casinos are seeing a lot of money driving in from Louisiana thanks to sports wagering.

The Mississippi Gulf Coast casino community appears to be booming with expansion ideas following the legalization of sports wagering in the state.

Mississippi Gulf Coast casinos are getting ready for an influx of cash as sports betting becomes a reality along the coast next month.

Developers along the Mississippi Gulf Coast have announced plans to expand one casino hotel resort and add an outdoor amusement park with carnival rides.

The Louisiana Senate votes to pull the imaginary boat out from under the state's riverboat casinos.

Louisiana casinos are located on boats that never set sail. Yeah, that makes a lot of sense, doesn't it?

A Lake Charles man is arrested after attempting to use counterfeit $100 bills at a local casino.