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PORTLAND, Maine — The president of the company that wants to develop a $184 million resort and casino in the town of Oxford is pledging that no one under 21 would be allowed to gamble or work in the casino if voters approve the proposal on Election Day.

The Las Vegas company that wants to develop a $184 million casino and resort in western Maine is pledging that no one under 21 would be allowed to gamble or work in the casino if voters approve the proposal on Election Day.

He’s the Las Vegas developer who wants to build a casino in the town of Oxford. Harrold says that contrary to recent ads by the opposition, anyone working or gambling in the casino must be 21 years old or older.

The Port Authority of Allegheny County drivers’ union is challenging an agency decision that allows a private bus company to provide shuttle service between a North Side casino and local hotels.

HARRISBURG — A proposal to change the way distances are measured between casinos could have an impact on Fernwood Hotel and Resort’s application for a resort casino license.

A Nevada-based company, Olympia Gaming Maine, hopes to spend $100 million or more to build a casino in the Oxford County town of Oxford, but needs voter approval.

When Atlantic City passed a law in April banning smoking on the gambling floor of all 11 casinos here, Liz String was relieved.

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a notice of appeal in relation to the ongoing legal dispute concerning the Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino.

A casino operated by the Maloof family, which owns the Sacramento Kings, can accept bets on National Basketball Association games thanks to a unanimous vote by the league board of governors.

An Illinois casino has contributed $150,000 to a group opposing a ballot initiative would do away with Missouri’s nationally unique loss limits on casino patrons.