Pennsylvania is getting 10 new "mini casinos" and Westmoreland county hopes to get at least one, according to Channel 11's News partner The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
This is all part of that new gaming law that was signed last month to plug holes in the state budget.
The Trib reports places like Greensburg and Latrobe could be at the top of the list, because they are more than 25 miles away from existing casinos.
Licenses for those casinos will be auctioned off in July.
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