Showboat

A New Jersey agency has approved a 20-year tax break for a $100 million year-round indoor water park to be built next to the former Showboat casino in Atlantic City.

Despite the coronavirus pandemic and an uncertain summer for Atlantic City, Showboat Hotel owner Bart Blatstein is still pushing ahead with plans to build a new $100 million indoor water park next to the hotel. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg has the details.

The owner of Atlantic City’s Showboat hotel says he plans a $100 million year-round indoor water park next door to it and will break ground in August

The third of four Atlantic City casinos that shut down in 2014 could soon be offering gambling.

The $23 million sale of Atlantic City’s former Showboat casino to Philadelphia developer Bart Blatstein has been completed.

New Jersey’s Economic Development Authority has approved nearly $70 million in tax credits that would support Stockton University to develop an Atlantic City campus.

Stockton University, having rolled snake eyes in its attempt to convert a former casino into a satellite campus, is playing a new card.

A southern New Jersey college’s battle over a failed deal to convert a former casino into a satellite campus is now part of a casino company’s bankruptcy proceedings.

The outgoing president of Stockton University will testify next week about the details of its plan to use a former casino as a satellite campus.

The president of Stockton University, whose plan to transform a shuttered Atlantic City casino into a satellite campus for the suburban college is stuck in legal limbo, said Wednesday he will resign later this year.

The head of Atlantic City’s main casino workers’ union is accusing billionaire investor Carl Icahn of trying to “disembowel” the city to line his own pockets.

The parent company of Atlantic City’s Trump Taj Mahal casino said Wednesday that it doesn’t want a college next door, fearing it would cause problems with underage patrons trying to gamble.

A deal to save a struggling Atlantic City casino fell apart Thursday but a billionaire investor is promising to give the money needed to keep the resort open for now.

The Mardi Gras-themed casino shut down Sunday after 27 years on the Atlantic City Boardwalk

The mardi gras themed casino closed its doors Sunday after 27 years in business. NBC10’s Nefertiti Jaquez reports on how the closure has created emotional turmoil for Atlantic City residents and workers.