Ohio Casinos and Ohio Gambling

Vote paves way for Vegas-style casinos in Ohio

Ohio voters approved a measure to allow resort casinos in the state, but construction on casinos may not take place until next year, with openings in 2012. read more

Ohio voters approve casino issue

The ballot issue passed with 53 percent of the vote and will allow casinos in Cincinnati, Toledo, Cleveland and Columbus. read more

Ohio voters support casino measure

A Columbus Dispatch/Ohio Newspaper Poll shows voters currently favor Issue 3 by 57 percent to 39 percent, with 4 percent undecided. read more

Ohio gambling interests ante up

Backers of expansion of gambling in Ohio have spent $32 million since July, with opponents spending $5.4 million. read more

Poll says Ohio voters split on casino proposal

News brief: A poll shows that among 800 likely Ohio voters, 48 percent supported the proposal to build casinos in four cities, while 44 percent opposed. read more

Ohio casino issue continues to be debated

News brief: Proponents and opponents of expanded gambling faced off yesterday for the first time in a public debate in Columbus. read more

Ohio might drain business from Detroit casinos

News brief: Casinos in Michigan and other states neighboring Ohio could lose up to $1 billion if the Buckeye State approves a gambling measure. read more

Cavs owner says casinos won't hurt Ohio business

News brief: Dan Gilbert says a casino in Cleveland won't hurt other downtown businesses. read more

Poll shows support for Ohio casinos

News brief: A poll commissioned by eight Ohio newspapers has found strong support for a November ballot proposal to put casinos in four cities. read more

Ohio track reaches agreement for $13 million slot license

News brief: Lebanon Raceway is working on a partnership with Delaware North and will pay $13 million for a video slot machine license. read more