The Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services and its partners in Ohio for Responsible Gambling recently announced that more than $1 million in grants has been awarded to projects aimed at preventing and treating problem gambling in Ohio.

The Commission recently approved another vendor to provide pre-shuffled cards to Ohio casinos.

An editorial calls for approval of a bill that would give the Commission additional tools to regulate skill games operations, as there is growing evidence many businesses are violating state law.

A Cleveland man faces more than 100 counts of illegal gambling after being caught cheating at blackjack.

ROC Finance LLC, a subsidiary of Rock Ohio Caesars, was fined $200,000 by the Commission for failing to disclose pertinent information related to one of its credit facilities.

A man convicted of casino cheating in several states was sentenced to prison for cheating at the Hollywood Casino Toledo.

The number of individuals who have signed up for the self-exclusion programs at Ohio's casinos and racinos has surpassed 1,000.

The Mental Health and Recovery Board in Clermont County will be conducting a survey and educational campaign this summer to promote responsible gambling.

A Hamilton man was recently sentenced to one year probation and ordered to pay more than $30,000 in restitution for his role in a cheating scam at the Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati.

An estimated 2 percent of Ohioans are at risk of becoming problem gamblers. Learn more about the warning signs and where to find help.