Editorial: Put an end to Kialegee Tribal Town's plan for casino (01/12)

"The good people of Broken Arrow do not want an Indian casino in their community. The Kialegee Tribal Town is trying to build the Red Clay Casino despite the objections of state, county and city...

Column: Non-Indian gaming industry begins push in New York (01/12)

"It’s up and running — again. Just days after Gov. Andrew Cuomo urged an amendment to the state Constitution to legalize casino gambling, an extensive advertising campaign was launched to achieve that goal. If you’re...

Rumored gaming site in limbo after death of Muscogee owner (01/12)

The Bureau of Indian Affairs denied a land-into-trust application for an Indian allotment that's been rumored for a casino development, The Tulsa World reports. Paul Chissoe, a member of the Muscogee Nation, inherited the 8.2-acre...

Chief Allan: Tribe supports education with gaming enterprise (01/12)

"In my experience as Chairman of the Coeur d’Alene Tribe and as a tribal member living in this region, I have learned most people that attack Indian gaming or other tribal issues are usually, simply...

Kialegee Tribal Town's casino known as far back in June 2010 (01/12)

The Kialegee Tribal Town began working on a casino in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, as early as June 2010, The Tulsa World reports. The tribe started the environmental assessment process in order to obtain a storm...

Tribes face competition for casino in western Massachusetts (01/12)

The Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut and the Seminole Tribe of Florida are facing more competition in their effort to open a casino in western Massachusetts. The Mohegans were the first to state their intentions and...

Ho-Chunk Nation tried to work with tribes on casino project (01/12)

The Ho-Chunk Nation tried to work with two other tribes on an off-reservation casino in Wisconsin but "it just didn't work," Vice President Dan Brown said. The St. Croix Chippewa and the Bad River Chippewa...