Colorado News - Page 15
Colorado City Bets on Highway
23 July 2004
News Brief: Residents of Central City hope a four-lane highway will be the divining rod that leads gamblers to this dusty casino town and not to the rival wagering halls in nearby Black Hawk.
Colorado Casinos Rebound from Drop20 July 2004
News Brief: Colorado's casinos rebounded from their first-ever annual drop in revenues last year, but the industry's spectacular growth has officially halted.
Colorado Casino Offers $1 Billion to Education Board9 July 2004
ews Brief: An attempt to lure Colorado Board of Education support for a proposed Indian casino project got a tepid response Wednesday, despite the developer's offer to earmark $1 billion in gaming revenue over 10 years for public education.
Tribes Seek Apology from Colorado Governor21 June 2004
News Brief: Indian tribes seeking state approval for a Denver-area casino accused Gov. Bill Owens of a "John Wayne style of negotiating" on Friday and asked him to apologize for likening their approach to "extortion."
Colorado Governor Rejects Casino Proposal18 June 2004
News Brief: Governor Bill Owens rejected a proposal from two American Indian tribes to build a Denver-area casino.
Ameristar Casinos to Acquire Mountain High Casino2 June 2004
Ameristar Casinos, Inc. has signed an agreement with Windsor Woodmont Black Hawk Resort Corp. to acquire Mountain High Casino in Black Hawk, Colorado for approximately $115 million.
Casino Revenue Declines25 May 2004
Colorado casino revenue was down in April when compared with the previous month.
Colorado Casinos Debate Numbers21 May 2004
News Brief: Existing casino operators scoff at the idea that a proposed tribal casino would generate more tax revenue than all 45 casinos in Colorado combined.
Oklahoman Tribes to Resolve Land Claims20 May 2004
News Brief: Two Oklahoma tribes stand to make more than $1 billion over a decade from a Colorado casino proposed to resolve the tribes' land claims.
Golden Gaming to Buy Colorado Casino12 May 2004
News Brief: Las Vegas-based Golden Gaming has agreed to purchase the Mardi Gras Casino in Black Hawk, Colorado.
Colorado Bills Could Alter Racing Regulations29 April 2004
News Brief: With just days before the end of Colorado’s legislative session, two special-interest bills are lurking that would dramatically alter the regulation of horse and dog racing.
Colorado Lottery Legislation Passes Hurdle27 April 2004
ews Brief: Legislation designed to prevent conflicts of interest at the Colorado Lottery passed a key hurdle Monday and will likely soon land on the governor's desk.
New Isle of Capri Casino Manager Appointed27 April 2004
Isle of Capri Casinos has appointed Robert S. Fiore to the position of vice president and general manager of the company's Black Hawk, Co. properties, Isle of Capri-Black Hawk and Colorado Central Station.
Investors to Cash In On Colorado Tribal Casino26 April 2004
News Brief: Developers of a proposed Indian casino near Denver would pocket a significant share of the casino's revenues during its first 12 years of operation, according to the executive spearheading the project.
Senator Considers Hearings on Tribal Casino23 April 2004
News Brief: Retiring U.S. Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell says he is strongly considering conducting oversight hearings on a request by two Oklahoma Indian tribes to build a casino in Colorado.
Casino Drags Exec into Spotlight23 April 2004
News Brief: Low-key executive Steve Hillard's controversial proposal to build a Colorado tribal casino has ended any hope he may have had of remaining inconspicuous.
Oklahoma Tribes Petition for Colorado Casino14 April 2004
News Brief: A pair of Oklahoma Indian tribes are planning to petition the federal government to build an Indian casino in Colorado.
Colorado Lawmakers Pass Casino Resolution17 March 2004
News Brief: Colorado lawmakers in the House of Representatives have passed a resolution calling for Indian casinos that might be built in Colorado by out-of- state tribes to abide by state rules and regulations.
Colorado Legislators Propose Lottery Laws11 February 2004
News Brief: State legislators on Tuesday said they would propose laws to prevent conflicts of interest at the Colorado Lottery.
Indicted Gaming Agent Claims Promise Broken10 February 2004
News Brief: A former state gaming official indicted for allegedly selling poker chips claims that officials with the Gaming Division and Colorado Bureau of Investigation promised he wouldn't be charged if he resigned his post.
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