Desert Diamond Casinos & Entertainment - Tucson News

Desert Diamond Casinos' four locations in Tuscon, Why, West Valley and Sahuarita will all reopen on 5 June.

All Arizona casinos are now temporarily closed and it is within the authority of each sovereign Tribal partner to determine appropriate measures, including reopen dates.

This latest launch adds to Aristocrat’s footprint of free play sites, which is the largest in North America.

New CEO of Desert Diamond Casinos & Entertainment announced as Andy Asselin who has 30 years industry experience.

Desert Diamond Casino has licensed Casino Data Imaging’s CasinoCAD v4 and CasinoCAD Enterprise business intelligence programs.

ews Brief: What started in 1984 with a bingo hall inside a white, oblong tent run by the O'odham nation has morphed into a $120 million casino-hotel project, scheduled to open this fall.

ews Brief: A 29-year-old Tucson man who attempted to rob the Desert Diamond Casino last year was sentenced to 12 1/2 years in prison Monday, officials said Tuesday.

News Brief: The Tohono O'odham Nation has a new casino boss to oversee construction of the new Desert Diamond Casino on Nogales Highway as well as the tribe's entire gaming operation, the tribe announced this morning.

News Brief: A union-led group is picketing for higher wages and benefits for construction workers at a casino-hotel project on the Tohono O'odham Reservation.

A newlywed was Atronic’s latest Penny Parade Progressive Jackpot winner of $145,531.04 at the Desert Diamond Casino.

News Brief: Six-time boxing world champion Oscar De La Hoya and Desert Diamond Casino are hoping to continue their boxing card relationship for another year.

News Brief: The Tohono O'odham Nation plans to tear down its original, bare-bones Desert Diamond Casino complex at and replace it with an opulent casino, 200-room hotel and restaurants.