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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.

A woman wanted for murder reportedly hit the jackpot at a south Louisiana casino.

Should Louisiana's riverboat casinos be allowed to operate on shore? The Louisiana Legislature is expected to debate the idea in this session.

Terry Hill of Baton Rouge was ready to call it a night on Tuesday after playing a couple of hours at the Magnolia Bluffs Casino in Natchez, Mississippi. He was ready to take his $800 winnings and call it a day. Good thing he didn't!

After being booked into the Calcasieu Parish Correctional Center, the man's bond was set at $100,000.