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Illinois casino expansion tied to health care
29 May 2007
New Brief: Governor Rod Blagojevich says he's willing to agree to more casinos if it pays for universal health care coverage.
Illinois leaders push new casino plan29 May 2007
News Brief: Illinois would license bookies and let floating casinos move slot machines ashore, under a controversial gambling plan key Democratic leaders are pushing to come up with added billions for state spending.
Rockford may be part of gambling expansion25 May 2007
News Brief: A gambling-expansion package under consideration in Illinois may include a casino for Rockford.
Illinois bill would exempt casino from smoking ban25 May 2007
News Brief: While an Illinois smoking ban awaits approval from Gov. Rod Blagojevich, some lawmakers are working to ensure casino patrons across the state can still light up a smoke before laying down their money.
Penn National wants to keep casino24 May 2007
News Brief: Penn National Gaming wants to keep the Empress Casino.
Few answers at Illinois bingo hearing16 May 2007
News Brief: At a public hearing, there were few answers to questions concerning Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation's plan to open a bingo hall in unincorporated DeKalb County near Shabbona.
Illinois bill would allow slots at tracks8 May 2007
News Brief: Fairmount Park leaders touted a plan Monday to create up to 300 new jobs, put roughly $20 million into state and local coffers, bring back the region's marquee horse race and save the struggling track.
Gambling bill 'crucial' to Fairmount Park23 April 2007
News Brief: The future of Fairmount Park is riding on a bill before Illinois lawmakers, says the horse track's General Manager Brian Zander.
Casino Rock Island approval delayed18 April 2007
ews Brief: After years of planning, waiting, changes in state law, and other delays, Casino Rock Island will need to wait some more before the final approval for its new $150 million complex, the Illinois Gaming Board ruled Tuesday.
Illinois county approves casino revenue resolution11 April 2007
News Brief: Despite pressure from religious leaders and other gambling foes, the Lake County Board on Tuesday approved a resolution requesting a share of revenue if Waukegan is granted a casino.
County expected to back Waukegan casino5 April 2007
News Brief: Lake County officials may go on record in support of the potential siting of a casino in Fountain Square of Waukegan due to the anticipated financial and economic benefits to the region.
Courts agree with Emerald Casino decision5 April 2007
News Brief: A federal appellate court has ruled that the Illinois Gaming Board had the right to revoke the license of the Emerald Casino.
Casino Rock Island workers stay loyal2 April 2007
News Brief: Many employees have placed their bets on Casino Rock Island and are waiting patiently for that big payoff.
Tribe pushes for Illinois bingo parlor16 March 2007
News Brief: A Tuesday sit-down between a Kansas-based tribe and DeKalb County Board members did little to resolve a stalemate over whether the tribe will be able to move ahead with plans to build a bingo parlor near Shabbona, Illinois.
Differing views on Illinois gambling tax hike14 March 2007
News Brief: Many Illinois government leaders believe the time is ripe to exact more revenue from the state's gambling industry, but how that will happen depends on competing political and business interests.
Quad-City casinos continue decline13 March 2007
ews Brief:The precipitous decline in revenue at Quad-Cities casinos continued in February, according to the latest reports from Iowa and Illinois gaming regulators.
Illinois casino expansion bill passes23 February 2007
News Brief: A major casino expansion bill narrowly passed an Illinois House committee Thursday, keeping alive the possibility of more games and patrons for the Alton and East St. Louis riverboats.
Casino Queen's sale is in doubt21 February 2007
News Brief: Illinois gambling regulators plan no decision today on a Kentucky company's request to buy the Casino Queen in East St. Louis.
Illinois Republicans bet on casino money19 February 2007
ews Brief: Republicans in the Illinois House have proposed a $5 billion capital plan for highways, schools and colleges that would be financed through an expansion of gaming positions at existing casinos.
Illinois hosts deaf poker tournament19 February 2007
Deaf people from Illinois and surrounding states are expected to compete in the area's first Deaf Texas Hold'em poker tournament Sunday, February 25 at Hanging Gardens Banquets.
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