Las Vegas visitors can use them to get waived resort fees, room upgrades, better food and drink and free play or special bonuses. They can earn them from gaming, buying entertainment tickets and even ...

Bally's on Thursday announced a $5-million donation to the Community College of Rhode Island to develop new curriculum in hospitality, gaming and security industries just months after the state ...

REDMOND, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nintendo of America is partnering with the Interstate Scholastic Esports Alliance (ISEA) to make gaming competitions more social, accessible, and rewarding. Starting ...

PC gaming is great for the amount of customization it gives players. Owning a gaming PC (whether it's custom-built or prebuilt) means you have a wide array of choices. But to truly appreciate the ...

Seeing families huddled around the camera playing together is one of the highlights of leading gaming programs for Rebecca Strang, children’s librarian at Naperville (Ill.) Public Library. She’s been ...

Xbox has announced plans to expand its gaming accessibility initiatives by building out the Xbox Accessibility Guidelines (XAGs) and launching a "platform-provided" program tapping gamers with ...

named one of '10 Women Rising in Gaming' With over two decades of experience in gaming marketing, Bernkopf is a seasoned leader who has been instrumental in launching many successful IGT marketing ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- As gun violence continues to rise, one group is using the therapeutic power of gaming to reach at-risk youth. The Philadelphia Gaming Initiative is in partnership with multiple ...

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Nearly 20% of academic programs are out at the University of Akron but competitive gaming is in as the school plans to build the world’s largest esports facility, which college officials see as a step ...

Shirley's Way, the state's largest charitable gaming organization, said new regulations issued by a Kentucky agency could "destroy" the nonprofit.