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There now seems to be something actually happening with the Indoor Water Park in Atlantic City idea!

There's a big ol' gorgeous Christmas tree on the North Beach end of Atlantic City boardwalk to enjoy for the first time ever.

Atlantic City's first-ever waterpark takes a major steps towards reality Thursday with the pouring of 700 yards of concrete.

If you're a fan of MTV's Jersey Shore, you've got a shot at spotting one of its stars in Atlantic City this coming weekend.

The Showboat Hotel is set to open the largest arcade in New Jersey on May 15th, a massive 103,000-square foot facility that will feature old and new-style arcade games, a sports bar, restaurant and its own boxing ring.

A movie, partially filmed in Atlantic City is coming to Netflix in May.

Atlantic City could soon see those plans of an indoor waterpark at the North end of the boardwalk become a reality if the CRDA gives them the green light.

At a meeting Tuesday, CRDA approved several measures that will eventually impact Atlantic City's Tourism District, including more development at Stockton’s Atlantic City campus and the proposed waterpark at Showboat.

And as a local university plans to open hundreds of rooms to students along the main casino strip, advocates for responsible gambling warn that younger minds have a better chance of getting hooked on addictive behaviors.

It looks like Atlantic City is getting a year-round, indoor water park, and ground will break on the project this summer.

A former casino hotel, which is now just a hotel, will soon be a hotel with apartments.

A once bustling, Mardi Gras-themed hotel-casino in Atlantic City, which is still trying to establish itself as a hotel (minus the casino), has a new idea: apartments.