Receding Mississippi River floodwaters are allowing casinos in Tunica, Miss., to get back to business. MGM Resorts International said Tuesday it would reopen the Gold Strike at 10 a.m. Wednesday.

TUNICA, MS (WLOX) - The Mississippi River is rising in Tunica, and gaming facilities along the river are starting to take in water. Jackpot! Magazine sent us some amazing pictures of the flood waters ...

The decline of Tunica’s flagship casino industry manifested itself again Tuesday with Tunica Roadhouse Casino announcing its gaming operations will end in January. Owner Caesars Entertainment pointed ...

TUNICA — Since mid-March, the wide roads leading to the gambling halls of Tunica County, Miss., have been devoid of cars. The bells of the slot machines and chatter from hopeful card players have gone ...

JACKSON, Miss. – The long decline of what was once the nation’s third-largest casino market was underlined Wednesday when the largest casino in Mississippi’s Tunica County announced it would close.

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JACKSON, Miss. -- Caesars Entertainment Corp. plans to close Harrah's Tunica casino on June 2, citing "declines in business levels in the area stemming from increased competition." The casino resort ...

JACKSON, Miss. — Caesars Entertainment will close a second casino in Mississippi's Tunica County, as the region's years-long decline in gambling revenues continues to weigh on business. The Las ...