Maryland’s sixth casino opens tomorrow.

And people can now start booking rooms at the $1.4 billion luxury casino resort.

They opened an Employment Center today to fill the positions.

In less than a week, two people have been arrested for leaving their kids in their car while gambling at Maryland Casino Live.

With Prince George’s County voters having endorsed the construction of a casino resort in a ballot referendum last year, the bids from casino operators are starting to come in.

In just a month and change, D.C. area residents with that gambling jones will no longer have to trek to West Virginia or Pennsylvania or New Jersey to get their blackjack and craps fix.

Two D.C. legislators want to study the possibility of legalizing gambling in the city.

The Maryland House of Delegates passed a bill early Wednesday that will allow the construction of a sixth casino and the introduction of full-service table games like blackjack and craps.

Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley last month ordered the state legislature to convene a special session to deliberate a bill that would greatly expand casino gambling. Today he released the details of his bill.

It was just last week that MGM International was proudly announcing that it would be opening an $800 million high-end casino at the National Harbor, a project that had Maryland leaders singing the praises of the money it could bring the state. But now that project seems to have hit a bit of a rough patch.