Michigan News - Page 23

Detroit braces for worst casino revenue decline results since 2001.

Man, who allegedly threatened to blow up the Four Winds Hartford Casino, is being held in jail.

Poker players sound off about football, convenience store etiquette and hilarious Indian casinos.

City of Detroit would have collapsed without access to casino revenue.

A bankruptcy judge ruled that the city can access its casino tax revenue during its pension debt dispute.

The software supplier also installed its NWJE University eLearning system at the Michigan casino.

Meals on Wheels will receive a $15,000 charitable donation from Greektown Casino-Hotel as the winner (61% of total votes) of the online contest.

Gaming taxes could pay for Detroit’s entire fire department or half of the city’s police department, and the city said it needs continued access to the funds “to ensure public safety.”

Syncora's actions are hindering City's efforts to restructure: Insurer not party to agreements on casino revenue.

Detroit's casino revenue was down 2.7 percent in April.

Steve Zanella has been promoted to President and Chief Operating Officer of MGM Grand Detroit.

The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians announced today that Matt Harkness has been named Chief Operating Officer of its three Four Winds Casino properties.

Rock Gaming, which is controlled by Detroit businessman Dan Gilbert, won approval this week from Michigan gaming regulators to take over ownership of the Greektown Casino.

The Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort site is the fourth to be powered by Aristocrat's award-winning nLive solution, and the largest site built for a Tribal partner.

Greektown Superholdings said it reached agreement late Monday with Gilbert on potential sale terms, but that they have yet to close a deal.

The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians' Four Winds Casinos announced that it will host a job fair for its new Four Winds Dowagiac property on Saturday, February 16.

Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians made nearly $35 million in additional contributions to the economy in 2012.

Detroit casino revenue down 0.5 percent in 2012.

Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert, already spending millions to help revitalize Detroit's urban core, has announced plans to buy the Greektown Casino, near his company's headquarters.

Gov. Rick Snyder vetoes strongly supported bill for VLTs at Michigan racetracks.