Bally's Evansville News - Page 2

New 75,000 sq. ft. single-level casino and entertainment facility, at an estimated cost of approximately $50 million at Tropicana Evansville.

Legislation that would permit riverboat casinos to move inland has gone to the Senate.

Four chefs have been selected to compete in Southern Gaming Magazine’s Inaugural Casino Cook-off in Biloxi in September.

Casino Aztar is casting off Starbucks, replacing it with its own coffee shop.

Tropicana Entertainment has filed a motion in US Bankruptcy Court seeking to conduct a sale process and an auction to obtain the best and highest possible sale price for Casino Aztar, its Evansville, Indiana-based casino and resort.

News Brief: The manager of Casino Aztar has resigned after only about six months in Evansville, Indiana.

News Brief: A man recently fired by Casino Aztar has filed a federal complaint alleging violations of the Family and Medical Leave Act.

News Brief: The fate of Casino Aztar will be in the hands of Indiana gambling regulators this week, a little more than a year after the troubled boat was taken over by Kentucky hotel magnate William Yung III.

News brief: Tropicana Entertainment plans to sell Casino Aztar in Evansville.

News Brief: It now will be March at the earliest before the Indiana Gaming Commission hears the report of an investigation into layoffs at Casino Aztar in Evansville.

News Brief: Columbia Sussex Corp. is planning redesigns for two of its recently acquired properties, and a Covington architectural firm will handle the job.

News Brief: After 14 years as a Democratic member of the Indiana Gaming Commission, Donald Vowels is leaving because his term expired and Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels did not reappoint him.

News Brief: Casino Aztar in Evansville has laid off 12 more employees as the Indiana Gaming Commission continues its investigation into owner Columbia Sussex's plan to lay off other workers.

Maureen A. Keenan, for 12 years the head of finance and administration at Casino Aztar in Evansville, IN, has been named General Manager of the casino.

ews Brief: Casino Aztar in Evansville will pay the Indiana Gaming Commission a $160,500 fine to settle regulatory violations that include inaccurate admissions counts on which tax payments are based.

News Brief: Improvements under way at Casino Aztar - some subtle, some showy - are intended to position the Evansville riverboat casino against impending competition from a new casino at French Lick, Indiana and elsewhere.

Evansville, Indiana, has extended its lease with Casino Aztar through 2010, a move that will enable Casino Aztar to invest $40 million and develop a seven-acre downtown entertainment district on the casino’s waterfront property.

News Brief: A former Casino Aztar supervisor is suing the gaming company for sex discrimination, claiming management retaliated against her after she complained about being pressured to hire large-breasted women as cocktail waitresses.