Pennsylvania News - Page 110

News Brief: Indian gaming in Pennsylvania, a concept once pronounced dead at the state Capitol, has been revived in a Senate bill that would provide licenses to two Oklahoma tribes if they agreed to be treated as any other gambling entity.

News Brief: The last member of a Pittsburgh family-run illegal gambling business will join his brother behind bars.

News Brief: Voices of protest filled the Capitol rotunda and spilled over the steps outside yesterday as anti-gambling groups urged legislators not to legalize slot machines in Pennsylvania.

News Brief: Governor Rendell is fighting a daily battle to turn an outlawed industry into one of Pennsylvania’s largest sources of revenue.

News Brief: Pennsylvania gaming regulators will get an eyeful when they begin their routine investigation of the Mississippi-based company applying for a horseracing license in Fogelsville.

Southwest Airlines, the No. 1 carrier of tourists and gamblers to Las Vegas, today said it will add Philadelphia International Airport to its route map.

News Brief: If legislators pass a bill allowing slot-machine gambling in Pennsylvania, education officials want a provision added to the state constitution to ensure the profits will benefit schools only.

News Brief: State House Democratic Whip Mike Veon wants to designate a portion of the revenue raised from proposed slots gambling in Pennsylvania to help cut Pittsburgh International Airport debt and preserve the US Airways hub.