The slot parlor says it will save money by bringing in dogs from New Hampshire.

The Twin River slot parlor and a greyhound owners association have reached a preliminary agreement.

Dog racing at Wonderland Greyhound Park will end Friday.

A federal judge orders Twin River to provide financial information to a greyhound racing association.

The attorney general says an election fraud complaint should be thrown out.

Twin River will lay off 27 people when live greyhound racing ends Saturday.

Anti-dog racing activists have sent Rhode Island lawmakers a letter urging them to end the sport in the state.

Patrons and dog owners talk about the declining popularity of greyhound racing.

An advocacy group is urging the state to end greyhound racing.

A bankrupt dog track and slot parlor remains uncertain about the future of greyhound racing.

Legislation forcing a bankrupt slot parlor in Lincoln to offer more greyhound racing is headed to Gov. Don Carcieri, who has promised to veto it.

Lawmakers approve a bill forcing Twin River to conduct at least 200 days of greyhound racing.

A pro-dog racing group says voters were duped into supporting a question banning dog racing.

A state senator says Twin River could benefit from more live racing. The slot parlor disagrees.

Twin River says it will oppose legislation to increase the number of greyhound racing dates.