Connecticut’s two casinos say slot machine revenue dropped year over year for October.

The tribal owners of Foxwoods Resort Casino, who are seeking to restructure billions of dollars in debt, say they’ve reached a temporary agreement with creditors that could offer some relief.

Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun report a drop in slot machine revenue compared with last year.

A Johnston man is getting back the wheelchair he said was stolen at Foxwoods.

The family is waiting for the casino to file a police report on the theft.

The state attorney general is investigating whether the 1 percent tax is legal.

A Coventry couple wins $75,000 at MGM Grand at Foxwoods.

The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation says it has enough money to operate as normal while it works with lenders to restructure its debt.

The Mashantucket Pequots say they will replace Schemitzun with a smaller powwow.

Connecticut state police arrest a woman on allegations she left her 9-year-old daughter alone in a hotel room when she went gambling.

Some 400 bartenders at Foxwoods are voting on union representation.

Connecticut’s casinos want to serve alcohol around the clock.