Tallahassee, Florida (AP)
Attorney General Bill McCollum wants a federal agency to step in and halt Las Vegas-style gambling at Seminole Indian casinos in Florida.
McCollum appealed to the National Indian Gaming Commission in a letter Sept. 19.
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By Bill Kaczor
Tallahassee, Florida (AP)
Florida Senate President Jeff Atwater says a special legislative session is “highly unlikely” next month on whether to expand gambling at Seminole Indian casinos and allow oil and natural gas drilling near Florida’s beaches.
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By Ken Thomos
Washington, D.C. (AP)
A House panel considered legislation that would clear the way for Indian casinos in Romulus and Port Huron, a plan that has divided Michigan’s congressional delegation over the expansion of gambling.
Six Michigan House members...02-14-2008, 02:38 PM -
Tallahassee, Florida (AP)
The House and Senate took a step closer to a deal on a proposed Seminole Nation gambling agreement.
The Senate is no longer pushing to give the tribe full-blown casinos with craps and roulette, but would still allow blackjack and other card games...05-06-2009, 03:24 PM -
By Phillip Rawls
Montgormery, Alabama (AP)
Alabama Attorney General Troy King is suing the U.S. Department of Interior to keep it from allowing the Poarch Creek Indians to expand their gambling in Alabama.
The federal court suit, filed in Mobile during April, seeks...04-16-2008, 03:09 PM -
By Ken Thomas
Washington, D.C.(AP)
A House committee approved legislation that would advance two proposed Indian casinos in Romulus and Port Huron, seeking to end a century-old land dispute for the Michigan tribes.
The House Natural Resources Committee approved...02-19-2008, 08:11 PM