A development project in Manchester cleared a hurdle as local officials approved a large-scale casino expansion The Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment has unanimously greenlit a comprehensive expansion plan for Revo Casino following a meeting in April 2026. This ambitious New Hampshire project involves the construction of a significantly larger gaming facility on the existing
The Lumbee Tribe is exploring casino operations following their historic federal recognition The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina has initiated a formal process to evaluate the development of a tribal casino after achieving long-awaited federal recognition. If tribal leaders approve, it would mark a significant expansion of the state’s casino footprint. Following a legislative milestone
The country’s official casino gaming market is moving closer to becoming a reality Jamaica is significantly closer to launching its casino gaming industry following the Senate’s recent approval of the Casino Gaming (General) Regulations for 2025. This legislative milestone establishes a rigorous framework for administrative procedures, licensing requirements and enforcement protocols. Rather than promoting standalone
Casino workers and health advocates rallied outside the East Coast Gaming Congress last week over casino smoking laws Advocates and casino employees intensified their campaign against indoor smoking in Atlantic City last week, holding a high-profile demonstration outside the East Coast Gaming Congress. The protest was strategically timed to coincide with the 20th anniversary of
Senator commits to renewed efforts for Fairfax casino approval following recent veto setback Virginia Sen. Scott Surovell has confirmed plans to continue pursuing a casino project in Fairfax County despite a recent veto. The proposal had aimed to bring a casino development to Northern Virginia, but it was blocked at the executive level. Surovell stated
Reno is reviewing a $350 million mixed-use project anchored by a soccer stadium City officials in Reno, Nevada are reviewing a proposal for a large-scale development known as The Boulevard Reno, which would combine a soccer stadium, casino, hotel, and entertainment complex. The project is planned for a 28-acre site and carries an estimated cost
The US DOJ has targeted the venues for helping the cartels launder money The Treasury Department has implemented formal sanctions against two Mexican gambling facilities, alleging their involvement in a complex money laundering and drug smuggling network. The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) identified Casino Centenario, located in Nuevo Laredo near the Texas border,
Gov. Spanberger blocked legislation that would have forced Fairfax County to hold a referendum on a proposed casino Gov. Abigail Spanberger vetoed the legislation on the grounds that it would strip the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors of control over the local approval process and set a broader precedent undermining local decision-making on gambling across
An initiative to allow New Jersey to have casinos outside Atlantic City is going to face local resistance A Fairleigh Dickinson University poll conducted March 20–28, 2026 shows 49% of New Jersey registered voters oppose expanding casino gambling beyond Atlantic City, with 44% in favor and 7% undecided. The sample size was 805 registered voters,
Legislative hurdles and planning phases suggest a finished project remains several years in the future Virginia’s gaming industry continues to evolve as local officials and developers explore the possibility of a new casino project in the Winchester area. While initial discussions have gained momentum, industry analysts and local government representatives emphasize that the realization of
Opposition to the initiative has been fierce since it was first proposed years ago Lawmakers in Virginia are urging Governor Abigail Spanberger to reject a bill that could pave the way for a new casino project in Northern Virginia. The proposal has sparked debate, especially in Fairfax County, where local leaders and residents have raised
The approval of House Bill 1038 allowed the state to expand its retail casino footprint Indiana is moving forward with plans to award a new casino license, opening a competitive bidding process for developers interested in the state’s northeast region. The move follows the approval of House Bill 1038, which has already been signed into
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