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Woman countersues Caesars Indiana

News Brief: Jenny Kephart,a gambler that owes Caesars Indiana $125,000, is alleging that Caesars enticed her with giveaways and made money for gambling available to her.

$314.3 million jackpot winner mystery

News Brief: The $314.3 million Powerball lottery jackpot winner has not yet come forward.

Innovation Capital advises on Indiana Downs sale

Innovation Capital reports its role as Exclusive Financial Advisor in connection with the closing of a $58.0 million sale of equity interests in Indiana Downs held by LHT Capital, LLC on Thursday, August 23, 2007.

Indiana Downs feed cut

News Brief: Churchill Downs Inc. will stop offering simulcast signals from its racetracks to Indiana Downs' off-track-betting facility in Evansville, Ind.

Indiana casinos prepare for Four Winds

News Brief: When Four Winds Casino opens its doors to the public in Michigan, nearby Northwest Indiana casinos will feel at least a temporary hit, a state the casinos are anticipating and planning against.

Developer proposes Indiana casino

News Brief: A Crown Point developer told Gary, Indiana, state legislators in a closed-door meeting last week that he wants to build an Indian casino in the city, according to those present.

Indiana businesses may sue over crackdown

News Brief: Indiana business owners whose livelihood depends in part on video gambling machines say they may sue the state over a crackdown on the devices that they say is unconstitutional.

Indiana gaming control divison created

News Brief:The Gaming Control Division, a 16-member police force under the Indiana Gaming Commission, was created by Indiana House Bill 1510 and became law on July 1.

Indiana racetracks face more competition

News Brief: As casinos in Southeast Indiana see their winning streak slowing, competition coming to the Hoosier State and possibly in Kentucky may raise the odds against them in the future.

Indiana gaming results released

News Brief: The Indiana Gaming Commission has released wagering and admission reports for the state’s 11 casinos during the month of June.

Indiana gaming panel gets new head

News Brief: Ray Walker was elected chairman today of the newly formed Orange County Development Commission.

Indiana casino panel named

News Brief: All appointments have been made in forming a new group that will replace the Historic Hotels Preservation Commission, which served as the local group that helped move the French Lick casino project forward in Orange County.

$2 million spent on Indiana gaming lobby

News Brief: Gambling interests spent big on lobbying this year, pouring nearly $2 million into efforts to persuade Indiana lawmakers to vote for slots at racetracks and other bills favoring the industry.

Casino Aztar workers laid off

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.

Indiana slots face hurdle

News Brief: The first slot machines won't be up and running at Central Indiana horse racing tracks until sometime around the new year.

French Lick takeover moves forward

News Brief: With approval yesterday by Indiana gambling regulators, the family of billionaire Bill Cook will take full control of the French Lick Casino Resort, ending a troubled relationship with its Indianapolis partner.

Indiana county to set aside casino money

News Brief: Concerned that its annual jackpot from the Caesars casino could disappear some day, Harrison County's commissioners are taking steps to sock some of it away.

Indiana casinos work to keep underage gamblers off riverboats

News Brief: Indiana's riverboat casinos have paid nearly $300,000 in fines over the last decade for letting in 90 underage gamblers.

West Baden Springs Hotel reopens

The West Baden Springs Hotel has reopened, marking the complete renovation of the two historic hotels at the French Lick Resort Casino destination.

Barden criticizes official's campaign

News Brief: Don Barden criticizes a Gary City Council member's campaign to see one of his casino licenses rescinded.

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