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New Jersey’s casinos, horse tracks that offer sports betting and the online partners of both types of gambling outlets won $422 million from gamblers in April, up 20% from a year earlier. And the casinos’ core business, revenue won from in-person gamblers, surpassed the level of April 2019, before the coronavirus pandemic hit, an encouraging metric for Atlantic City’s brick-and-mortar...

NBC10 reporter Ted Greenberg has the story of North Beach in Atlantic City, where a huge swath of oceanfront land has sat vacant for years. Another auction is being held soon for some of the parcels of land.

Inflation may be soaring, supply chains are snarled and the coronavirus just won’t go away. But America’s casinos are humming right along.

As Atlantic City’s casinos work to recover financially from the coronavirus pandemic, the workers who keep those casinos operating are trying to do the same and asking for a “significant” pay increase.

Acclaimed celebrity chef Bobby Flay is headed back to the Jersey Shore with an outpost of his fast-casual brand Bobby’s Burgers, which is set to debut at Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City early this summer, reports the Philadelphia Business Journal.

A union representing Atlantic City casino dealers is calling on New Jersey lawmakers to prohibit smoking in the resort’s casinos.

The NAACP will hold its 113th national convention in Atlantic City this summer. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg has the details on the event’s message and its expected impact on Atlantic City.

Around 250 Atlantic City casino workers held a rally on Tuesday renewing their calls for New Jersey lawmakers to approve a bill that would ban smoking in the gaming halls. Those who are against the bill however claim a smoking ban would lead to less customers, job losses and a decline in tax revenue. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg has the story.

Atlantic City casino workers feel they are closer than ever to getting a law passed that would ban smoking in the gambling halls

From small to largescale projects, hundreds of millions of dollars are being invested in Atlantic City which is leading to job opportunities. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg has the details and gives us an inside look at a mini golf course in development.

At many Atlantic City casinos, the thwack of hammers and the whine of power saws are vying for attention with the beeping of slot machines and the clack of the bouncing roulette ball

American Airlines is launching ground transportation between Philadelphia International Airport and two local airports, a move meant to further position PHL as a getaway to trans-Atlantic travel, the Philadelphia Business Journal reports.

A high-flying tradition returns to the Jersey Shore this summer – with one special attraction coming back for the first time in years.

New Jersey’s first company to take bets on competitive video games is set to begin full operations, having completed a trial period for state regulators.

For years, Bally’s has been one of the poorest performing casinos in Atlantic City. But new owners are planning major changes to revitalize the casino. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg explains.

New Jersey lawmakers are considering a measure to cut Atlantic City in on taxes being generated from the state’s thriving sports betting market.

A developer in Atlantic City is making a push to make the city more attractive. They want to bring changes to three properties known for having problems. The plan is to turn former rooming houses into a single boutique hotel. NBC10’s jersey shore reporter, Ted Greenberg, has the the story.

Here’s everything you should know about March Madness, a.k.a. the NCAA Division I men’s basketball tournament, from when it started to how many people watch and how much they’re wagering.

The gambling industry and some of its allies in Congress are renewing a push to decrease the number of slot machine jackpots that get reported to the IRS

After losing his leg in an off-duty motorcycle crash, a veteran Atlantic City detective is starting his new role as the first ever amputee K-9 officer in New Jersey. He shares his story with NBC10’s Cydney Long.