Video lottery terminals will be coming to Saratoga Springs following approval Wednesday evening by local officials of a resolution permitting the devices at a Standardbred track located just down the ...

As a special session of the Kentucky legislature convened to consider several issues, including legalization of video lottery terminals at racetracks, the Kentucky Equine Education Project released ...

NORTH RANDALL, Ohio -- The general manager of Thistledown Racino gave a preview of the combination racetrack and casino-style gambling venue Wednesday, showing how millions of dollars are transforming ...

Missouri is currently grappling with the widespread presence of video lottery terminals (VLTs), machines that look and feel a lot like traditional slot machines but operate in a legal gray area. This ...

To the Editor: There is confusion concerning the Ohio State Racing Commission proposal to allow Video Lottery Terminals (VLTs) at the Ohio horse race tracks which has been endorsed by Governor ...

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BALLSTON SPA — The Saratoga County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday approved the installation of video lottery terminals at the Saratoga Equine Sports Center. By a population-weighted vote of 175,164 ...

The Floral Park Board of Trustees voted unanimously last Tuesday night against the prospect of video lottery terminals being installed at neighboring Belmont Park. Reacting to recent news reports and ...

Senate President Steve Sweeney’s recent blunt declaration about proposals to install video lottery terminals at the state’s racetracks --- “It ain’t happening,” he told an audience of Atlantic County ...

With 1,000 new video lottery terminals coming to the Resorts World racino at Aqueduct in Queens, supporters of thoroughbred racing are worried that the new devices could eventually detract from the ...

ALBANY — In 2003, New York's racetracks were paying out among the lowest prizes in the nation, and many of the tracks, particularly upstate harness facilities, were nearly set to be put out to pasture ...