The National Indian Gaming Commission is investigating use of gaming revenues by the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, The Bismarck Tribune reports.
The tribal council recently passed a resolution barring tribal officials from distributing casino funds to tribal members. The tribe is considering submitting a per capita plan for federal approval.
The tribe has trust land in North Dakota and South Dakota. The casino is located in South Dakota.
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Standing Rock casino revenue under scrutiny
(The Bismarck Tribune 5/26)
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NIGC probing use of Standing Rock casino funds
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