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

Jones also gave a breakdown on total casino revenues and impacts on state and local coffers: About $830 million was taken in ...

A long line snaked through the parking lot of the new Caesars Virginia casino resort in Danville, Virginia on Tuesday as hundreds of local residents and visitors turned out to celebrate what some say ...

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 ...

January gaming revenues from Virginia’s casinos totaled $72.34 million, according to a report from the Virginia Lottery released Friday. After the lottery board approved its license in November 2022, ...

Virginia is making early strides in 2025 towards potentially legalizing online casino gaming, with Senator Mamie Locke’s pre-filed bill, Senate Bill 827. The bill, introduced before the legislative ...

Workers at Rivers Casino Portsmouth have made history in the state's gambling industry, becoming the first casino employees in Virginia to ratify a union contract.

The next governor could shape sports betting taxes, iGaming legalization, skill game legalization, and potential new casinos.

September gaming revenues for Virginia’s three casinos totaled $73.08 million, according to data the Virginia Lottery released Wednesday. Rivers Casino Portsmouth, which opened as Virginia’s first ...

Virginia is set to take a bold step in the gaming industry with the introduction of Senate Bill 827 (SB827). Proposed by Senator Mamie E. Locke, this legislation aims to legalize online casino gaming, ...

Workers at Hampton Roads’ first casino ratified a union contract — the first casino employees in Virginia to do so.