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News Caesars Shareholders Approve Fertitta Deal, Including Harrah’s Philadelphia

Caesars shareholders approved Tilman Fertitta Entertainment’s takeover proposal, and Harrah's Philadelphia could soon be under new management

Noah DMello • 1 minutes ago

News Gilbane Adds Business Development Hire in Philadelphia, with Live! Casino Project Among Local Work

Gilbane's Fagnani announcement also names Amtrak's 30th Street Station and Penn's Amy Gutmann Hall alongside Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia as regional work.

Tyler Andrews • 7 hours ago

Gilbane Building Adds Philadelphia Business Development Hire

News Pennsylvania Online Casino Revenue Rises to $328.6M in August

Pennsylvania online casinos generated approximately $328.6M in August, the second highest in a month this year.

Cheryl Coward • 23 hours ago

News PA Sports Wagering Handle Dips in August

Despite preseason and college football games in August, Pennsylvania sports betting revenue was down 2% from July and over 3% year over year

Cheryl Coward • September 28, 2026

News PGCB Fines MGM $50K, Bars Patron Who Left Child in Car at Casino

At its Sept. 23 meeting, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board fined MGM Resorts and penalized a man for leaving a child in a car at a casino

Noah DMello • September 24, 2026

News I Love the '90s Tour, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Jodeci are Part of Parx Casino Concert Lineup

From September through November, the Bensalem casino property hosts R&B legends and '90s acts, part of a wider entertainment surge across the Philadelphia area.

Tyler Andrews • September 24, 2026

News Chris Isaak Show is Set for Dec. 6 at Wind Creek Event Center in Bethlehem

A Spotify listing confirms Chris Isaak will play at Wind Creek Event Center in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania in December.

Tyler Andrews • September 23, 2026

News Philadelphia's Summer Surge Puts Live! Casino in the Conversation, But Long-term Growth Questions Remain

At a Bisnow event inside Live! Casino Philadelphia, panelists say summer tourism lifted hotels, but taxes, homelessness, and permitting slow lasting growth.

Tyler Andrews • September 23, 2026