The law, effective in March, gives the Ohio Casino Control Commission new tools to pursue felony charges against those who use Ohio casinos for money-laundering operations.

At the Commission's October meeting, Director Tracy Plouck of the Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services highlighted current and future efforts aimed at the prevention and treatment of problem gambling in Ohio.

The Commission recently approved another vendor to provide pre-shuffled cards to Ohio casinos.

A man convicted of casino cheating in several states was sentenced to prison for cheating at the Hollywood Casino Toledo.

The Mental Health and Recovery Board in Clermont County will be conducting a survey and educational campaign this summer to promote responsible gambling.

A Hamilton man was recently sentenced to one year probation and ordered to pay more than $30,000 in restitution for his role in a cheating scam at the Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati.

An estimated 2 percent of Ohioans are at risk of becoming problem gamblers. Learn more about the warning signs and where to find help.

Legislation granting the Commission additional tools to regulate skill games operations was approved by the Ohio House yesterday.

A proposal under consideration in the Ohio Legislature would allow casino winnings to be seized to pay overdue child support.

Three individuals have been charged in federal court with operating an illegal casino in Canton, Ohio.