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LAS VEGAS, Nev. — The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians has continued its investment in Las Vegas with a deal to acquire the Palms Casino Resort.
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WAYLAND, Mich. — The Gun Lake Casino detailed plans for a new $300 million expansion project that will upgrade the property to include a 250-room luxury hotel, indoor pool that will double as an event venue, a spa and an additional restaurant.
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Both Native American tribal candidates have been eliminated for the running for building a casino in Richmond, Va.
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LEDYARD, Conn. — Jason Guyot took on the role of interim president and CEO at the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe’s Foxwoods Resort Casino in April 2020, just after the onset of the pandemic.
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LINCOLN, Calif. — The United Auburn Indian Community started work on a $100 million expansion of its Thunder Valley Casino in the Sacramento area.
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Michigan legislators passed a resolution against “unchecked proliferation of off reservation gaming” last week that could imperil a proposed tribal casino in Muskegon County.
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RICHMOND, Va. — The Pamunkey Indian Tribe of Virginia has submitted a proposal for a second resort and casino, this time in the city of Richmond.
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Tribal casino operators handled nearly $32.3 million in wagers in the first 10 days after Michigan regulators allowed them to begin accepting online sports bets.
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TULSA, Okla. — When an unprecedented winter storm bringing freezing temperatures rolled through the Midwest earlier this week, Cherokee Nation Businesses answered the call from energy companies to conserve power to protect against cut-offs.
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SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — After two decades of struggle with the state of New York and Long Island’s wealthy Hamptons community, Shinnecock Nation is moving forward with plans to open a casino.