Rock Gaming today introduced the new name and branding for its Ohio casinos as the company continues the process of assuming day-to-day oversight of the facilities.

Stephen Cline, owner of Spinners in Pickaway County, recently plead guilty to one felony count each of money laundering and operating an illegal casino.

A former poker dealer at the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland was sentenced to probation after being caught stealing chips and cash during his work shifts.

Individuals in central Ohio with a gambling problem will have more treatment options thanks to funding provided by the Franklin County ADAMH Board.

Rock Gaming announced it is beginning a transition that will have the company overseeing the day-to-day operations of the Horseshoe Casinos in Cleveland and Cincinnati.

A former craps dealer at the Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati recently plead guilty for his role in a cheating scheme that resulted in a loss of more than $96,000 to the casino.

A new campaign designed to prevent problem gambling and build awareness of resources available to help at-risk individuals was launched this week.

Commission Gaming Agents recently served search warrants on six locations associated with an illegal casino operation, seizing gaming equipment, cash and documents.

Former employees of the Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati were recently indicted by a Hamilton County Grand Jury on felony gaming charges.

Three Cleveland women have been indicted in federal court for their roles in a bad check scheme involving the Cleveland casino.