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Video Lottery Ballot Clarification Ordered

29 August 2006

News Brief: Circuit Judge Max Gors ordered South Dakota officials to add an explanation to November's ballot about the repeal of video lottery, putting the tax loss of $112 million into the context of the state budget.

AG Criticized for Slot Measure Explanation

15 August 2006

News Brief: South Dakota Attorney General Larry Long was criticized Monday for his explanation of a ballot measure that seeks to repeal video lottery.

South Dakota Video Lottery Case May Head to Supreme Court

20 June 2006

News Brief: Secretary of State Chris Nelson and Attorney General Larry Long are willing to have the challenge from a group that wants video lottery repealed to bypass the circuit court and head straight to the South Dakota Supreme Court.

Video Lottery Measure Going to Court

14 June 2006

News Brief: The leader of a group that wants to repeal video lottery plans to ask the state Supreme Court if the idea can go to a public vote in November.

South Dakota Couple Collect Powerball Jackpot

7 June 2006

News Brief: The winners of the $116.8 million Powerball jackpot, the largest lottery prize ever won in South Dakota, are a Pierre couple who used to operate the Colorful Nails sa

Madison Business Approved for Video Lottery

19 April 2006

News Brief: A Madison business will be able to offer video lottery.

Casino Robberies Scare Sioux Falls' Workers

25 January 2006

News Brief: Workers in Sioux Falls' many video lottery establishments are on edge after two casino robberies in the city Monday.

Gambling, Other Bills Offered

24 January 2006

News Brief: Several gambling bills were offered Monday in the South Dakota Legislature, including one that would legalize Texas Hold 'em poker tournaments in some places.

Good Weather Aids Casino Construction

16 January 2006

News Brief: The recent balmy weather has helped construction crews compensate for delays in the Oglala Sioux Tribe's casino expansion project on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.

Casino Workers Donate

30 December 2005

News Brief: Employees of the Silverado Gaming Establishment in Deadwood made their second annual Project Christmas donation this week.

Sioux Falls Police Looking for Casino Robber

30 August 2005

News Brief: Sioux Falls police are looking for the man who robbed a casino early Monday and assaulted an employee who tried to stop him.

Aberdeen Casino Dispute Resolved

12 July 2005

News Brief: A dispute between Aberdeen, South Dakota, and a casino over the renewal of the establishment's on-off sale malt beverage license has ended with the city council granting the renewal.

Cash Systems Signs New South Dakota Contracts

4 March 2005

Cash Systems, Inc. reports a new contract to provide cash advance and debit services to seven casinos in Deadwood, South Dakota.

Tribal Gambling Compacts Evade Legislature's Oversight

2 March 2005

An attempt to give the legislature oversight of South Dakota gambling compacts between American Indian tribes and the governor failed after spirited debate Tuesday in the House.

Sioux Falls Service Expanding

12 January 2005

Allegiant Air will double its service between Las Vegas and Sioux Falls, S.D., beginning in April, the Las Vegas-based airline announced Tuesday.

South Dakota Candidate Calls for Video Lottery Ban

5 November 2004

News Brief: Ron Volesky, the only announced candidate for governor in 2006, called Thursday for an end to video lottery machines in South Dakota.

Deadwood Gaming Halls Report Operating at Loss

27 October 2004

More than half the Deadwood gaming halls said they operated at a financial loss last year.

Deadwood Casinos Losing Money

27 October 2004

News Brief: More than half the Deadwood gaming halls say they operated at a financial loss last year.

Nebraska Casinos Could Cut into South Dakota Casino Profits

13 October 2004

News Brief: If Nebraska residents vote to allow casino gambling the results will cut into the profits at South Dakota's casinos, many of which depend on a good portion of their business from Nebraskans.

Man Pleads Guilty in Thefts

12 October 2004

A Minnesota man has pleaded guilty to two felonies related to stealing from slot machines in Deadwood.

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