The recruitment center is located at 1501 W. Washington Street in the former Pepsi Warehouse. Extended hours are scheduled ...

Norfolk is now the fourth Virginia city to offer casino gaming, following Bristol, Portsmouth, and Danville. According to state data, those three casinos collectively produced $73 million in revenue ...

The Petersburg casino isn't scheduled to open until 2027, but workers will begin employment at the temporary facility ...

Five years after voters went all-in on casino gaming, gambling will is poised to begin Friday at Norfolk’s Interim Gaming ...

A temporary Live! Casino Virginia is expected to open in January 2026, serving as a forerunner to the $1.4billion Live!

In a first for Virginia’s gaming industry, workers at Rivers Casino Portsmouth have approved a three-year union contract with ...

A long-in-the-works gaming facility opened with little advance notice or fanfare Friday. But Norfolk’s temporary casino ...

Norfolk’s temporary casino, a major step toward a long-planned gaming facility next to Harbor Park, is expected to open ...

Virginia’s casino industry has been on quite a run, and it continued last month., The latest numbers show a substantial increase in revenue this past August. Compared to last year, casino revenues ...

Virginia casinos are experiencing an unprecedented period of growth and making significant contributions to the state’s economy at the same time. Last month, gaming revenues from the state’s three ...

April gaming revenues from Virginia’s three casinos totaled $78.76 million, according to a May 15 report from the Virginia Lottery. April’s statewide casino gaming revenues were down $6.43 million ...