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Montana Casino Owners Dispute Audit Bill

30 June 2005

News Brief: Montana casino owners paid up an audit bill in an effort to avoid having their machines confiscated, but disputed the claim that they should have to pay for their own audits.

Montana Tribe Loses Gambling License

24 June 2005

News Brief: A Flathead Indian Reservation casino lost its gambling license Thursday after failing to pay for a controversial audit required by Montana tribal gaming officials.

Montana Casino, Tavern Supporters Present Compromises

15 June 2005

News Brief: Great Falls, Montana, casino and tavern supporters unveiled a set of compromises Tuesday night during a meeting of the City-County Planning Board.

Judge: Nonresidents Can't Be Banned from Getting Licenses

17 May 2005

Montana laws prohibiting out-of-state people from owning state liquor or gambling licenses are unconstitutional because they infringe on interstate commerce, a district judge has ruled.

Woman Sentence for Role in Casino Robbery

6 May 2005

News Brief: Billings, Montana, woman sentenced for role in Grand Ave. Casino robbery.

Bobo's Casino Robbed

2 March 2005

News Brief: Just 12 days after a Great Falls casino was robbed, Bobo's Casino at 5603 9th Ave. S. was robbed at gunpoint minutes after opening at 8 a.m. Monday.

House Approves Exempting Casinos From Smoking Bans

22 February 2005

The Montana House on Monday reiterated its desire to exempt casinos from any local smoking bans.

Montana Lawmaker Wants Higher Casinos Tax

10 February 2005

Casinos should pay more to give Montana taxpayers a break, a lawmaker said Wednesday in touting a tax hike on video gambling machines.

Robber Fires Shots Inside Casino

3 January 2005

News Brief: An armed man in a ski mask robbed a downtown casino early Saturday morning but escaped with apparently nothing more than a bag filled with paper.

Appeal of City Judge's Ruling Still Not Settled

29 December 2004

News Brief: For now, smokers can still light up in Helena's bars and casinos that choose to allow them to.

Police Say Burglary Suspect Found in Casino

28 December 2004

A man accused of burglarizing a casino by entering through its roof was arrested Sunday at the casino, after police responded to a burglar alarm.

Black Eagle Father, Son Face Forgery, Evidence Tampering Charges

15 December 2004

News Brief: A Black Eagle father and son allegedly passing fake $20s at a Great Falls casino appeared Monday in Justice Court, each charged with forgery and tampering with evidence.

Former Casino Workers Plead Guilty To Theft

24 September 2004

Two Montana women have pleaded guilty to federal charges in the skimming of more than $30,000 from the Silverwolf Casino in 2001.

Future of Glacier Park Lodge Casino Uncertain

8 September 2004

News Brief: The Blackfeet Indian Tribe is pleased with the trial run of a casino at a hotel next to Glacier National Park, but the hotel management sees slim odds the operation will continue next season.

Robber Hits Casino, Strikes Clerk with Gun

10 May 2004

News Brief: Police are looking for a man who robbed a Great Falls casino early Saturday and pistol-whipped a clerk.

No Montana Casino Supporters at Meeting

18 February 2004

News Brief: No casino supporters were at the Great Falls city meeting to protest the extension of a six-month moratorium on where casinos can be located.

Montana Casino Locations Up for Vote

16 February 2004

News Brief: The Grand Falls Commission will vote Tuesday on whether to extend temporary rules on where casinos can be located in city.

State Warns Residents Against 'Net Gambling

10 December 2003

News Brief: The state Justice Department is warning Montanans not to become Internet gambling entrepreneurs because doing so is illegal.

Montana Tribes Want Expanded Gambling

5 December 2003

News Brief: Frustrated representatives from six of Montana’s seven Indian reservations said Wednesday that they want the expanded gambling opportunities envisioned by a federal law, but the state refuses to allow them in negotiations.

Video Gambling Monitoring Gets Mixed Reviews

5 December 2003

News Brief: A consultant's proposal for Montana to put into place forms of electronic monitoring of the state's video gambling machines drew some criticism Wednesday from the industry and the Gaming Advisory Council.

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