Maryland

It has been reported that voters in Maryland's Anne Arundel County yesterday voted to approve plans for the largest casino in the state Tuesday, November 2, as 'Question A' passed with roughly 56 per ...

In a battle between two giants, Penn National Gaming has won a victory against the Cordish Companies over its right to bankroll opposition to the hotly controversial proposed Arundel Mills casino that...

According to a report, developer Mark Vogel has been in negotiations to purchase Rosecroft Raceway and is expected to obtain the Maryland track before it hits the auction block in September

It’s amazing what a difference an election can make. The upcoming gubernatorial race in Maryland has triggered new and sudden interest in the welfare of Rosecroft

Maryland officials have gone on the record as saying that there has been positive progress surrounding the possibility that Rosecroft Raceway could be back in business

Maryland District Court Judge Richard D. Bennett has ruled that standardbred racetrack Rosecroft Raceway can move forward with a lawsuit alleging that Maryland's thoroughbred industry participated in ...

Cloverleaf Enterprises, the operator of Rosecroft Raceway, is suing Maryland's thoroughbred racing industry, citing conspiracy and monopolization. The move has spurred lawmakers to consider legislatio...

A circuit court judge in Anne Arundel county. Maryland, has ended, for now, the Maryland Jockey Club’s hopes to halt the giant Cordish corporation’s plans

In the wake of the announcement that Rosecroft Raceway will be closing July 1, former Maryland Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. has fired a shot in regard to the way the state has handled the issue of ...

After years of talk and tangled battling, Maryland has taken its first steps at actually getting slots betting underway, and even that was controversial.

While the Aqueduct racino project holds the current record for longevity without life, it may ultimately be threatened by events in Maryland, where the years are piling up on slots in the state, now t

Former Maryland Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. yesterday offered some blunt quotes in regard to the state's efforts to get slot-machine gaming legalized in the state