Puerto Rico lawmakers are reviewing a controversial casino expansion bill to generate new government budget revenue The Senate of Puerto Rico is actively evaluating Senate Bill 960, which aims to modernize the local gambling industry and boost public funds. Members of the Treasury, Budget, and PROMESA Commission recently conducted an on-site inspection of a prominent
New research on societal impacts is required before Hawaii can legalize casino gambling, says analyst Hawaii is not prepared to legalize casino operations or sports wagering because lawmakers lack adequate data regarding the potential societal consequences. Dr. Raymond Cho, a prominent project coordinator at the Rutgers Center for Gambling Studies, recently emphasized that the islands
A judge has approved a temporary restraining order that will allow cardrooms to continue to offer blackjack A San Francisco Superior Court judge has granted a temporary restraining order that halts the implementation of major blackjack rule changes across California cardrooms. The legal victory provides immediate relief to nearly 75 gaming venues that faced severe
Senator Irajá Silvestre is advocating for the legalization of casinos to stimulate Brazil’s tourism sector Senator Irajá Silvestre recently revitalized the push for gambling reform during the Brazil Investment Forum held in New York. As the rapporteur for the pending Senate bill PL 2234, the senator argued that the nation must prioritize economic growth by
Texas has a ban on casinos, but the prevalence of slot machines is growing A burgeoning legal controversy is unfolding across Texas as new skill-based gaming machines gain prevalence throughout the state. Texas leaders may not want casino gambling, but growing interest in the machines is putting them to the test. While traditional slot machines
The Illinois city has authorized a major bond issuance to finance a hospitality expansion at the local Hard Rock The City Council of Rockford, IL, has overwhelmingly approved a financial plan to issue $103 million in bonds dedicated to expanding the Hard Rock Casino Rockford. Passed with an 11-1 majority vote, the municipal initiative will
The idea faces definite opposition from the governor’s office The future of the iconic sixty-one-year-old Astrodome has become a focal point in the upcoming Democratic runoff election for the Harris County judge seat. Candidates Annise Parker and Letitia Plummer shared their distinct visions for the aging structure during a recent debate hosted by the Houston
A proposed White Earth Nation casino project in Minnesota faces significant community opposition A massive resort and casino development proposed by the White Earth Nation is generating significant friction in Clay County as residents voice their concerns ahead of an upcoming vote. The ambitious project slated for 280 acres of land near Dilworth and Moorhead
Wyoming state officials are evaluating significant updates to gambling regulations to manage industry growth The Wyoming Legislature Select Committee on Gaming recently convened to discuss a variety of legislative reforms following a massive year for the local wagering industry. Historic horse racing served as the primary economic driver in 2025 with a total play amount
The Kewanee City Council is currently evaluating new restrictions to regulate the expansion of local gambling Local officials in Kewanee, IL, are considering significant changes to the way gaming machines and parlors operate within the community. During a recent meeting, the city council addressed the rapid growth of the gambling sector, which generated $6.4 million
Legislators in Virginia continue to maintain a unified front against proposed casino developments in the city Roanoke city officials are facing persistent resistance from state lawmakers regarding the establishment of a casino near the Berglund Center. While local leaders envision a vibrant entertainment district featuring hotels and gaming facilities to revitalize the area, the proposal
Herndon only recently announced its plans to create plans for casino development Herndon officials are moving to withdraw a proposed zoning amendment that would have established strict requirements for casino developments within the town. Since the state bill failed to become law, the town no longer requires these specific local ordinances to safeguard its transit-oriented
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