New Cosponsor Added To Frank Internet Gambling Bill
Two new co-sponsors have jumped on board to support Frank’s attempt at regulating online gambling, bringing the total to 68, or 15% of the voting population of the House of Representatives. The newest editions hail from New York and Nevada, with the latter being a pivotal vote for the bill.
May. 4 gambling news online

Broken sprinkler causes severe water damage at Tropicana Casino rooms
Five rooms at an Atlantic City casino were damaged this weekend when workers accidentally broke a sprinkler head in one room.
Nov. 15 gambling news online

Moody’s predicts slight increase in U.S. gaming industry for 2011
Analysts at Moody's Investors Service are a bit more optimistic about the U.S. gaming industry, issuing a report Wednesday projecting gaming revenue will grow 1-2 percent and casino operator profits will increase 2-4 percent in 2011.
Dec. 23 Las Vegas Sun

1 hurt in acid spill at Las Vegas Strip resort
Part of the Las Vegas Strip was shut down for more than two hours and a man was hospitalized after officials say he fell in a puddle of acid that leaked during delivery at a resort hotel. Wynn Resorts spokeswoman Jennifer Dunne says the man was a visitor but not a guest at the posh Wynn hotel.
Jan. 7 gambling news online

World Series of Poker tournaments start in Vegas
A set of 57 poker tournaments attracting wealthy gamblers and poker's brightest stars started in Las Vegas on Friday with a $50,000 buy-in mixed-game championship at the World Series of Poker.
May. 30 gambling news online

Las Vegas named "Most Stressful City in U.S." by Forbes
According to Forbes, most tourists flock to Vegas to forget the pressures of daily life and let loose, so it is ironic that the city’s inhabitants happen to live in the most stressful city in America. Las Vegas’s 24-hour tourist-based lifestyle requires employees who work long hours, round-the-clock.
Aug. 22 gambling news online