Muscogee Nation to announce stance on Kialegee casino bid (01/16)

Chief George Tiger of the Muscogee Nation will hold a press conference today to discuss the Kialegee Tribal Town casino. The tribe has been aware of the Red Clay Casino as far back as June...

Connecticut tribes report increases in slot machine revenues (01/16)

Connecticut's two tribal casinos saw an increase in slot machine revenues for the month of December 2011. The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation reported an 11.4 percent increase in its slot machine win, when compared to...

United Keetoowah Band looking at a casino in South Carolina (01/16)

The United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma is reportedly interested in a casino in South Carolina, although a news report doesn't provide any confirmation from the tribe. However, the idea for a casino...

Judge rules Santa Ysabel Band owes $3M under gaming deal (01/16)

A federal judge has ordered the Santa Ysabel Band of Mission Indians to pay $3 million under its gaming agreement with San Diego County, California. The tribe agreed to make payments to offset the impact...

Menominee Nation gains new off-reservation casino partner (01/16)

The Menominee Nation of Wisconsin has found a new backer for its off-reservation casino. The tribe will sign an agreement with KMD Consulting Services of California, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. The firm replaces the...

Editorial: Kialegee Tribal Town casino battle headed to court (01/16)

"If anyone can predict what's going to happen next in the confusing, acrimonious debate surrounding a proposed Indian casino in Broken Arrow, please step forward. More than 1,300 people, most of them knuckle-popping mad, turned...

Opinion: Internet gaming and tribal compacts in Connecticut (01/16)

"How does state's contract with the two Indian tribes operating casinos apply to Internet gambling? The tribes seem to construe the contract as giving them a monopoly on casino games played on the Internet as...

Opinion: Gaming not the cause of California's economic woes (01/16)

"So, Internet gambling must be resisted because of its "harm to California's most vulnerable citizens"? Nonsense. Drive around Sacramento, see the empty storefronts on J Street, in the Downtown Plaza or Arden Fair mall; the...