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Lansing Casino One Step Closer to Reality
(Michigan) -- Backers of a proposed casino in Downtown Lansing have jumped yet another hurdle. In a two-hour meeting Wednesday morning, The Lansing Economic Development...
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Casinos contribute to economy
(Oklahoma) -- While casino gaming has been a boon to Oklahoma tribes, advocates of Indian gaming say their operations also benefit the communities in which they are...
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Hopi Tribe gets over $6 million from HUD
(Washington D.C.) -- The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development today announced $44.7 million in Indian Housing Block Grant (IHBG) allocations to 14 tribes in...
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BLOG: Gold Mine in Hell
(Nebraska) -- In Nebraska, some liquor stores sell booze to minors and manage to hang onto their licenses, according to Nebraska Liquor Control Commission data.
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The Battle Over Jim Thorpe’s Remains
(Oklahoma) -- Jim Thorpe, the incredible athlete from the Sac and Fox Tribe in Oklahoma who was named one of the top three greatest athletes of the 20th century, had...
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IA Looks At Legalizing Online Poker
(Iowa) -- Online gambling, mainly poker, used to be quite popular. However, most of it was illegal and the federal government has shut down many of the websites. But...
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Valley View Downs gaming license not filed
(Pennsylvania) -- The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board's Director of Communications Doug Harbach says stories published on Tuesday, including on the harness racing...
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Temp. VLT Housing For OH Racino?
(Ohio) -- Lebanon Raceway co-owner Keith Nixon Jr. has stated that a decision has yet to be made in regard to the possibility of installing video lottery terminals in a...
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Gaming is back in South Carolina
(South Carolina) -- Video poker-style gaming is back, say state law enforcement officials, and they’re looking for help from lawmakers to stop the illegal activity.
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