Michigan News - Page 36

MGM Grand Detroit is now accepting bookings for its 30,000 square feet of luxury meeting and convention space, set to open with the hotel this fall.

News Brief: Supporters of a $270 million casino in Calhoun County, Michigan, are looking forward to breaking ground, after winning what they believe was their final legal battle Tuesday.

News Brief: Despite the lure of enormous jackpots and bigger profits, some Michigan charities are turning their backs on Big Money Bingo.

News Brief: A ruling on Tuesday ended the eight-year legal quarrel over a proposed casino east of Battle Creek, Michigan.

News Brief: A Teamsters office has opened near the Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort

News Brief: After years of planning and exhaustive legal challenges, Four Winds Casino Resort is about to open and two more proposed for southwestern Michigan are close to approval.

News Brief: Since Victories Casino opened in 1999 the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians have contributed approximately $7.7 million to the community.

News Brief: Members of the media were given a preview tour of the new Odawa Casino Resort as the facility prepared to open its doors to the public on Wednesday, June 20 at 5 p.m.

MGM Grand Detroit property is now accepting hotel reservations for November 1, 2007 and later.

News Brief: Michigan has won an initial court ruling that could send an estimated $40 million into state economic-development coffers and secure millions more in tribal casino revenue.

News Brief: The expanded MotorCity Casino opens today with 100,000 square feet of colorful fun and a distinct Detroit flavor.

News Brief: Today is the first day you can reserve a room at the MGM Grand's permanent Detroit hotel, which opens in October.

News Brief: The Middleborough police officers' union hand-delivered a letter to Mashpee Wampanoag tribal chairman Glenn Marshall last week, saying union members were unanimously in favor of a casino in town.

News Brief: The Michigan Supreme Court has ruled against an anti-casino group’s attempt to invalidate the state’s gaming compacts with the tribes.

Full House Resorts reports that the Michigan Supreme Court has once again upheld the validity of the Tribal-State Gaming Compact entered into with the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi and three other tribes.

News Brief: The Saginaw Chippewa Tribal Nation Wednesday sent $3.6 million to local governments and schools Wednesday in its twice-a-year distribution of a share of electronic gaming revenues.

News Brief: Governor Jennifer Granholm is studying whether to permit three Michigan horse racing tracks to install electronic gaming machines that allow customers to place wagers on previously run races.

News Brief: A virtual casino was this week in what had been unused space at the Soaring Eagle Slot Palace.

News Brief: The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe will build a new casino on land it owns in Arenac County, Michigan, a tribal official confirmed.

Full House Resorts reports that IGT has extended up to $5 million in interim financing to the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi for the design and development costs of the Tribe's Firekeepers Casino project in Emmett Township, Michigan.