Casino
Lawmaker plans to introduce bill to legalize sports betting in Minnesota
Previous efforts to legalize sports wagering have gone nowhere at the capital.
Treasure Island announces mask requirement
It applies to all guests, regardless of vaccination status, while indoors.
Three dead, including suspect, in Green Bay casino hotel shooting
Another person was seriously injured.
Former supervisor at Fortune Bay Casino admits embezzling more than $300K
Jennifer Lynn Boutto pleaded guilty to one count of embezzlement and theft of Tribal funds on Tuesday.
COVID-19: St. Croix Casino in Turtle Lake closing for a month
The casino says it's necessary for the safety and wellbeing of employees, guests and the community.
MN casinos begin reopening with coronavirus safety measures in place
Mystic Lake is set to open its doors again on May 26.
Woman killed after being struck by car as she walked near casino
The 28-year-old woman died at a local hospital.
Iowa casino hopes to draw Minnesotans to FanDuel sportsbook
Diamond Jo Casino is about a 90-minute drive from the Twin Cities.
Man's death after incident at Grand Casino ruled a homicide
The 58-year-old died from blunt-force head trauma.
Trampled by Turtles added to Treasure Island Casino's summer concert series
The homegrown music heroes will play alongside the Avett Brothers this September.
The Blues Brothers, Aykroyd and Belushi, coming to Minnesota
It's a New Year's Eve show at Treasure Island.
Plans for new casino in Otter Tail County are dead in the water
The White Earth Tribal Council overturned the proposal at a recent meeting.
Red Lake Band to build major casino, hotel complex
The Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians will officially break ground on a new Seven Clans Casino Hotel and Restaurant in Warroad on Oct. 25. The Bemidji Pioneer reports pre-construction on the 165-acre site is already underway and full construction is expected to begin in March. The new complex will include 600 slot machines, a 100-seat restaurant and a 60-room hotel.
Future of Duluth's Carter Hotel awaits federal ruling
The Bureau of Indian Affairs is seeking comment on a plan to raze the historic Carter Hotel, the Duluth News Tribune reports. The Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa bought the property in December 2010 and wants to tear it down. The city of Duluth has suggested several ways to reuse the 83-year-old building, but the tribe claims it is "in an extraordinary state of disrepair."
City of Duluth files lawsuit to stop Fond du Lac Band from expanding its downtown casino expansion
Duluth claims the tribe breached its contract with the city. The News Tribune reports the band is seeking federal authority to expand its downtown gaming activities to include a former hotel without obtaining approval from the city.
White Earth Nation offers Minnesota $400 million for a new Vikings stadium
In exchange, the poorest Minnesota tribe wants the right to build a Twin Cities casino. House Speaker Kurt Zellers says he doubts White Earth can come up with the money up-front.