Tribal Gaming
Native-American tribal gaming operator news coverage, including issues surrounding use of sovereign and non-sovereign land, those affected by federal laws such as the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, state compacts, political alliances and battles, and scandals.
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Alabama City Clerk Who Stole Money to Gamble Sentenced to Federal Prison
An Alabama woman will spend the next year in federal prison after pleading guilty to stealing more than $400,000 from two cities where she served as clerk. Kim Wright Green, 50, of Loxley, Alabama pleaded guilty a year ago to...
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Navajo Nation Casinos Furlough 1,100 Workers, Warns of Permanent Closures
The Navajo Nation announced just hours before the ringing in of the new year that more than 1,100 workers at its four tribal casinos...
Pechanga Resort Casino Closing to Public on New Year’s Eve, Only Rewards Members Welcomed
The Pechanga Resort Casino in Temecula, California, will close to the general public on New Year's Eve at 12 noon local time. The tribal...
Casinos Donate Food, Gifts, and Money During Holiday Season
Former Mashpee Chairman Indicted on Federal Charges, Asks Tribe for Legal Costs
Caesars Agrees to Sell Southern Indiana Casino to Cherokees for $250 Million
San Diego Casinos Blamed for COVID-19 Spread, Tribal Leaders Reject Assertion
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Approve Caesars Southern Indiana Purchase
Indigenous Tribes Celebrate Biden Interior Secretary Pick
Sports Betting in North Carolina a Step Closer as Amended EBCI Compact Signed.
Sports betting in North Carolina is one step closer to reality, as Gov. Roy Cooper has signed the amended gaming compact with the Eastern...
Minnesota Woman Charged with $315K Embezzlement from Tribal Casino
Harrah’s Cherokee Casinos in North Carolina Remain Open, Defy Stay-at-Home Order
Online Sports Gambling, Casino Games in Michigan Could Start in Mid-January
San Manuel Tribe Donates $14M to Claremont Graduate University
