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$30 million Shoshone Rose Casino expansion begins

September 21, 2015

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Tribal Gaming, Casino News, New Hotels, North America Casino News, Casino openings, Casino expansion projects, Wyoming

The Eastern Shoshone Tribe of Fort Washakie, Wyoming has begun work on its Shoshone Rose Casino & Hotel near Lander after holding a groundbreaking ceremony last week. The $30 million expansion project was a...

Pojoaque Pueblo tribe accuses New Mexico state gaming commission of conspiracy

Renee Kingsley

September 21, 2015

Tribal Gaming, U.S.A., Gaming Law & Legislation, Gaming Industry News, Licenses, Fines, Lawsuits & Litigation, New Mexico

The Pojoaque Pueblo tribe has accused state gaming officials in New Mexico of conspiring against the tribe by holding a closed door meeting and taking indirect steps to threaten gaming manufacturers and vendors...

Taunton land into trust approved for Mashpee casino

Kim M

September 19, 2015

Gaming Law & Legislation, Tribal Gaming, Casino proposals, Casino News, Latest Casino and Gambling News, North America Casino News, Casino project updates, Massachusetts

In a landmark decision, early Friday evening the U.S. Department of the Interior approved a land into trust application submitted by the Mashpee Wampananog for land designated for their Project First Light Reso...

Poarch Band of Creek Indians takes on local official

Sadonna Price

September 18, 2015

Tribal Gaming, Latest Casino and Gambling News, Alabama, Fines, Lawsuits & Litigation

James H. Hildreth is the Tax Assessor for Escambia County, Alabama and recently lost a lawsuit against the Poarch Band of Creek Indians. The tribe won the suit which prevented Hildreth from collecting as much a...

Judge won’t force Arizona to issue Class III license to West Valley

Lars Jones

September 18, 2015

Tribal Gaming, Casino project updates, Arizona, Fines, Lawsuits & Litigation

On Thursday a federal judge denied the Tohono O'Odham Nation's request to compel state officials to issue approvals for a Class III gaming facility in the Phoenix suburb of Glendale. The tribe plans to open the...

Judge dismisses Michigan’s lawsuit aimed to block Lansing casino

Kim M

September 17, 2015

Casino News, Latest Casino and Gambling News, Gaming Law & Legislation, Tribal Gaming, Casino proposals, North America Casino News, Fines, Lawsuits & Litigation, Michigan

In Grand Rapids on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Robert Jonker ruled against the state of Michigan’s suit attempting to block a downtown Lansing tribal casino. The ruling viewed as a step in the right direc...

Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino to stay closed through September

Sadonna Price

September 17, 2015

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Tribal Gaming, Casino closures, California

In California, the Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino will have to remain closed after shutting down last October. The casino was going to reopen this month but leadership arguments may remain unresolved and w...

Revenues decrease in August for Connecticut casinos

Sadonna Price

September 16, 2015

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Tribal Gaming, Connecticut

After showing a strong revenue report in July, the two tribal casinos of Connecticut are now reporting a decrease in revenues for the month of August. On Tuesday, it was reported that the Foxwoods Resort Casino...

Kalispel Tribe scoops up 117 year old Spokane Country Club

Kim M

September 14, 2015

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Tribal Gaming, North America Casino News, Mergers, Acquisitions & Partnerships, Bankruptcy, Washington

In a last minute deal on Thursday, a $3 million bid from the Kalispel Tribe to purchase the members-only Spokane Country Club, which would combine the club’s amenities, including the golf course, with its Airwa...

Pact between casinos to protect Connecticut jobs in light of MGM Springfield

Kim M

September 11, 2015

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Tribal Gaming, Casino proposals, Casino News, North America Casino News, Connecticut, Licenses, Fines, Lawsuits & Litigation

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Tribal council chairmen for two Connecticut casinos signed an agreement that would protect jobs in the state by the addition of a third casino. Prompted by the looming 2018 opening of the $800 million MGM Sp...

Attorneys seek forced license for Glendale area casino

Kim M

September 11, 2015

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Gaming Law & Legislation, Tribal Gaming, North America Casino News, Casino project updates, Arizona, Licenses, Fines, Lawsuits & Litigation

Attorneys for the Tohono O’Odham Nation want a federal judge to force the state to issue Class III licensing for the tribe’s casino in western Maricopa County. On Thursday attorney for the Tohono, Danielle S...

Spokane Tribe preparing to construct controversial casino amidst opposition

Renee Kingsley

September 8, 2015

Tribal Gaming, U.S.A., Casino proposals, Casino openings, Washington

The Spokane Tribe of Washington has already received approval from the federal government to construct their Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Spokane in Airway Heights. As per federal law, Indian tribes are only allo...

Cherokee Tribe of North Carolina ready for boost of income with Harrah’s Casino

Sadonna Price

September 7, 2015

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Tribal Gaming, Casino expansion projects, North Carolina

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The North Carolina tribe of Cherokee Indians are ready to launch their new casino, the Harrah’s Cherokee Valley River, to provide a further hold on the region as well as see a nice increase in revenues. The gam...

Osage Congress may consider Tulsa casino expansion this week

Lars Jones

September 6, 2015

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Tribal Gaming, Casino expansion projects, New Hotels, Oklahoma

Last week Byron Bighorse, CEO of Osage Casinos addressed the Osage Nation Congress’ Commerce and Economic Development Committee to lay out a proposal to expand the Osage Nation Gaming Enterprise's 10 year old, ...

Alabama’s reach does not extend to Poarch Creek casinos rules 11th Circuit

Kim M

September 4, 2015

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Gaming Law & Legislation, Tribal Gaming, Casino News, North America Casino News, Alabama, Fines, Lawsuits & Litigation

Alabama’s hopes to close casinos operated by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians have been dashed by a federal appeals court. The state of Alabama does not have the right to bring a federal claim against the tr...

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$30 million Shoshone Rose Casino expansion begins

Pojoaque Pueblo tribe accuses New Mexico state gaming commission of conspiracy

Taunton land into trust approved for Mashpee casino

Poarch Band of Creek Indians takes on local official

Judge won’t force Arizona to issue Class III license to West Valley

Judge dismisses Michigan’s lawsuit aimed to block Lansing casino

Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino to stay closed through September

Revenues decrease in August for Connecticut casinos

Kalispel Tribe scoops up 117 year old Spokane Country Club

Pact between casinos to protect Connecticut jobs in light of MGM Springfield

Attorneys seek forced license for Glendale area casino

Spokane Tribe preparing to construct controversial casino amidst opposition

Cherokee Tribe of North Carolina ready for boost of income with Harrah’s Casino

Osage Congress may consider Tulsa casino expansion this week

Alabama’s reach does not extend to Poarch Creek casinos rules 11th Circuit

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