Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin Dells News

Ho-Chunk Gaming Wittenberg, Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin Dells and Ho-Chunk Gaming Black River Falls will welcome back guests on 29 June.

Ho-Chunk Nation in Wisconsin announced today that it would extend the closure dates for its casino properties from 1 April until further notice.

IGT's popular slot machines paid out more than $2.4 million total to two lucky players in Nevada and Wisconsin.

Ho-Chunk Casino opens luxury RV park, one of several expansion plans.

News Brief: A federal judge wants an arbitrator to decide if the Ho-Chunk Indians must pay the state millions in gambling profits.

New Brief: The Ho-Chunk tribe missed an initial budget deadline Monday to pay an estimated $72 million in gambling money that state officials are counting on to help balance an already stressed state budget.

News Brief: After 2 years, Ho-Chunk Casino north of Baraboo reopened its poker tables Sunday with players filling the tables and more excited gamblers waiting in the wings.

News Brief: Ho-Chunk Nation officials report that roulette, craps and poker will return to their Baraboo casino after a brief, legally induced hiatus.

News Brief: Though the new off-track betting parlor at the Ho-Chunk Casino has only been open a month, it's already earned a following of old-timers.

News Brief: The Ho-Chunk tribe said it would comply with the Wisconsin Supreme Court's ruling and shut down the expanded table games.

News Brief: 55 Ho–Chunk Nation employees have been laid off, including 35 people from the Baraboo Casino.

News Brief: The Lac du Flambeau and Bad River Chippewa tribes of Wisconsin have filed a federal lawsuit claiming the Ho-Chunk Nation's compact unfairly protects the Ho-Chunk from casino competition.