Kansas News - Page 11
Edwardsville casino zoning reviews due soon
10 January 2008
News Brief: It looks like Edwardsville, Kansas, officials will be reviewing another casino proposal before long.
Harrah's, MGM Mirage eye Mulvane9 January 2008
News Brief: Harrah's and MGM Mirage are trying to get the city of Mulvane to endorse their plans for resorts near the Kansas Turnpike's Mulvane exit.
Six bids for Kansas license3 January 2008
News Brief: The Kansas Lottery received six applications from groups interested in locating a casino in Wyandotte County.
Kansas track construction halted3 January 2008
News Brief: Officials at Camptown Greyhound Park north of Frontenac, Kansas, have ceased construction on the facility.
Epic Gaming tries to submit Kansas bid2 January 2008
News Brief: Epic Gaming is still hoping Kansas will consider its bid for developing Ford County's casino.
Kansas casino campaign donations revealed2 January 2008
News Brief: Intrust Financial Corp. and Wichita hotelier Jack DeBoer each gave $100,000 to defeat gambling in Sedgwick County, campaign finance reports released Monday show.
Las Vegas company files application for casino28 December 2007
News brief: A Las Vegas company has applied for permission from the state to build a casino complex near Kansas Speedway.
Kansas expanded gambling decision coming6 December 2007
News Brief: Shawnee County District Court Judge Charles Andrews said Tuesday that he will give a response to an expanded gambling lawsuit before February.
Kansas proposals move forward6 December 2007
News Brief: During nearly nine-hour long meeting Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning, the Unified Government Board of Commissioners voted to move forward casino proposals from the Kansas Speedway and Legends Sun.
Two Kansas casino applications approved4 December 2007
News Brief: Wyandotte County’s Unified Board of Commissioners has approved two planning and zoning applications from development teams vying to become the manager of a state-owned casino.
Kansas track owners stay optimistic30 November 2007
News Brief: Despite slot machines being turned down by Sedgwick County voters, officials with the Wichita Greyhound Park and Camptown Greyhound Park say that there is the prospect to revisit the measure with voters.
Harrah's Entertainment, Sumner Gaming and Resorts submit Kansas proposal29 November 2007
Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. and Sumner Gaming and Resorts announced today their proposal for a destination resort to be located in Sumner County, Kansas, which was submitted to the Sumner County Commission today for its consideration.
Penn National Gaming applies for Kansas facility29 November 2007
Penn National Gaming, Inc. has filed a license application with the Kansas Lottery Commission to be considered as a Lottery Gaming Facility Manager at a proposed destination casino resort in Sumner County.
Top companies submit Kansas proposal27 November 2007
News Brief: With Wednesday as the deadline, Sumner County officials expect to receive applications from three of the top four casino operators in the world.
Canadian group backs out of Kansas race22 November 2007
News Brief: The Canadian-based Nova Group has backed out of plans to submit a proposal for a destination-based casino in Sumner County.
Sands Kansas proposal doesn't get support5 November 2007
News Brief: The Unified Government’s Urban Planning and Land Use department is going to recommend that the Planning Commission deny an application by Las Vegas Sands to build a half-billion dollar casino in Wyandotte County, Kansas.
Pinnacle submits 2 Kansas proposals5 November 2007
News Brief: Pinnacle Entertainment has proposed two locations for a destination resort and casino in Wyandotte County.
Senator helps Cherokee county29 October 2007
News Brief: Cherokee County officials have enlisted U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts, R-Kan., to help seek information about the land on which the Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma is building its Downstream Casino and Resort at the state line.
Kansas board approves license extension26 October 2007
News Brief: In a unanimous vote, the five-member Kansas Lottery Commission approved extending the deadline for casino proposals in Sumner County.
Kansas casino opening may be delayed26 October 2007
News Brief: Despite a big victory in court this week, the tribal-owned 7th Street Casino in Kansas City, Kansas, may not open any time soon.
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