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Sands Corp. has released plans to build an entertainment destination and casino on the property of the former Nassau County Coliseum in Uniondale. First, the resort company and casino needs to win a downstate New York gaming license — and local communities.

Major gambling companies are reportedly interested in building facilities on Long Island, in New York City and in Westchester County. The process is expected to generate billions of dollars for the state in license fees and revenue.

Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut unveiled plans for a new multi-million-dollar casino on the island of Puerto Rico on Tuesday.Rodney Butler is chairman of…

Connecticut’s two tribal-run casinos say they suffered massive financial losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Foxwoods reported this week a 31 percent…

A tribal-run casino could be in the works for the Hamptons. Long Island’s only federally recognized tribe wants to go all-in with native-gaming giant…

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has given casinos the green light to reopen.Casinos throughout the state can reopen at 25% capacity next week. Cuomo said…

Three off-track betting locations in Suffolk County reopened this week, but Jake’s 58 Casino and Hotel will remain closed, for now.Jake’s 58 closed its…

Suffolk Off-Track Betting Corporation and the operator of Jake’s 58 video lottery casino have reached a settlement in a lawsuit that alleged financial…

Connecticut’s two tribal-run casinos could be the only gaming options in the Northeast for weeks when they reopen this weekend.Visitors to Foxwoods and…

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont is urging the Mohegan and Mashantucket Pequot tribes to reconsider the opening date for their casinos. They had announced…