The slot parlor wants out of a contract it blames for $10 million in annual losses.

Greyhound racing at Twin River is scheduled to end for the season this weekend.

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.

Slot parlor hopes trial program will boost sagging revenues.

A greyhound advocacy group is holding a rally at the Rhode Island State House, urging the state to ban dog 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.

Gov. Don Carcieri vetoes a bill that would increase the number of dog racing days at Twin River.

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.

Twin River files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. But Instead of closing, the Lincoln slot parlor will stay open 24/7.

Do you think Twin River can survive after Chapter 11 protection?

A Lincoln lawmaker and greyhound owners oppose Twin River’s proposed reorganization.

The owners of the Twin River slot parlor say they’ve decided to delay filing for bankruptcy - at least for now.