Judge vows ruling on Tohono O'odham off-reservation casino
A federal judge plans to issue a ruling in the Tohono O'odham Nation off-reservation casino case in the "next few weeks," The Arizona Republic reported. Judge David Campbell heard from the city of Glendale and the Gila River Indian Community...

Arizona lawmaker wants tribes to keep casinos on reservation
An Arizona lawmaker says tribes shouldn't be allowed to open casinos away from existing reservations. Rep. Jack Harper (R) says the Class III gaming compact that tribes signed after the passage of Proposition 202 limits casinos to reservations that existed...

California tribes discuss Internet gaming at annual conference
Internet gaming was a hot topic at the California Nations Indian Gaming Association conference on Wednesday. CNIGA opposes one bill that would regulate Internet gaming in the state. But it hasn't taken a position on another one that some tribes...

Lawmaker in Georgia claims tribes buying land to open casinos
There aren't any federally recognized tribes in Georgia but that's not stopping a Republican lawmaker from trying to block them from trying to open casinos. Sen. William Ligon won't identify any of the tribes or developers that he says are...

Gaming firm fights lawsuit on Big Sandy Rancheria agreement
A Nevada gaming firm is disputing allegations in a lawsuit filed by the Big Sandy Rancheria of Western Mono Indians in California. The lawsuit claims Brownstone LLC has refused to comply with licensing requirements of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act....