New Mexico News - Page 12

News Brief: A Las Cruces, N.M., family is suing the Mescalero Apaches' Mountain Gods Casino and Resort and four New Mexico liquor distributors over a drunken-driving crash.

News Brief: Seven state lawmakers are appealing to U.S. Interior Secretary Gale Norton to reject a proposal to build a casino near Anthony.

News Brief: The developer of a proposed casino in Anthony, New Mexico has issued a challenge to the owner of the Sunland Park Racetrack & Casino.

Scientific Games Corporation reports that the New Mexico Gaming Control Board has chosen it to conduct a pilot project for a gaming central monitor system replacement by installing its new AEGIS Video system.

News Brief: A proposal for a tribal casino near Anthony, New Mexico, has many residents excited, while some in Sunland Park are worried about the future of Sunland Park Racetrack & Casino and the town itself.

News Brief: Santa Fe art dealer and entrepreneur Gerald Peters, who saw his bid for a southern New Mexico racetrack and casino fizzle 10 months ago, says he's now pushing for an Indian Pueblo-sponsored casino in the Mesilla Valley.

News Brief: The Jicarilla Apache Nation opened its new casino operation Friday in a 12,000-square-foot building on busy U.S. 550, featuring 200 slot machines, four blackjack tables and two poker tables.

News Brief: The approval process may have taken longer than planned, but Hobbs, New Mexico, is betting that the opening a new $45 million racetrack/casino in less than four months is worth the wait.

News Brief: Officials from Tucumcari, New Mexico are considering developing a racetrack and casino to promote tourism.

ews Brief: Construction of the new Zia Park racetrack and casino in southeast New Mexico is under way.

Eleven of the Indian tribes operating casinos in New Mexico earned a record $11 9 million from slot machines during the first three months of the year.

The state could see millions of additional dollars pumped into its coffers thanks to a horse track and casino under construction here.

Atronic launches the new Penny New Mexico Magic link which consists of penny video slots and features two progressive jackpots, the ‘Jackpot’which starts at $20,000 and the ‘Magic Jackpot’ which starts at $50,000.

The New Mexico Indian Gaming Association wants to know who its allies and opponents are among candidates for the state Legislature.

Two Albuquerque-area Indian pueblos have given $71,500 to bolster a statewide fund for gambling addiction treatment that had dwindled.

News Brief: Downs at Albuquerque is ready for the next phase of track expansion, a $3 million project that would make room for an additional 300 slot machines at the track's casino.

News Brief: The National Indian Gaming Association kicked off its 13th Annual Convention and Trade Show by honoring American Indian leaders and recognizing the unprecedented economic growth in Indian country.

Isleta Pueblo's governor has apologized for an Isleta casino ad that suggested people could pay their debts by gambling.

News Brief: An Indian gaming event kicked off in Albuquerque with a speech from a leading figure in the field.

ews Brief: The Isleta Casino Resort has pulled a controversial TV ad that promoted gambling as a financial solution to people who are short on cash or deeply in debt.