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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.

The latest gaming facility to open in the state will feature 100,000 square feet of fun, food, and games along with a DraftKings Sportsbook and a restaurant owned by Shaquille O'Neal.

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?

Harrah's casino in New Orleans will be undergoing a $325 million renovation and will be renamed Caesars New Orleans.

As much of Southwest Louisiana continues to clean up after Hurricane Laura, we are now seeing more photos of the destruction left behind.

A casino boat in Lake Charles appears to be up against a bridge after it broke loose during Hurricane Laura.

Lake Charles is Louisiana's last hold out in the battle for cleaner air in casinos and bars after Shreveport votes to go smoke-free.

What will your post coronavirus casino experience look like? Here's a glimpse of some ideas casino operators are contemplating when they reopen their doors.

In St. Landry Parish, detectives with the Juvenile Section investigated a case concerning a 2-year-old being left in a vehicle alone while his mother, Pashuia Thomas, and her friend was in a local truck-stop/casino.

Big news in the gambling world. El Dorado Resorts has agreed to buy Caesars Entertainment. It's a $17.3 billion cash-and-stock deal, including debt.

Riverboat casino operators appear to be just fine with their feet still in the water across the state.

At least one gaming company is eyeing moving some of their gaming operations onshore in Lake Charles next year.

The plan was to use the fake $100 bills at the blackjack table.

A Mississippi Gulf Coast casino expansion project breaks one of the cardinal rules of casino gaming, but I don't think players will mind.