Greene County sheriff: state should be ashamed of claims in recent audit report
Greene County Sheriff Jonathan Bennison said claims that he misspent $5 million in bingo money are merely shameful harassment by the state.
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See recent postsGreene Co. bingo audit proves again regulating gambling should be top priority
The sheriff in Greene County is accused of misspending about $5 million. it would never happen with proper regulation.
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See recent postsAlabama determined to stay in the past when it comes to gambling
Rhetoric in the Alabama AG's race shows once again how state politicians distort the gambling issue for personal political gain.
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See recent postsA new way to gamble on sports could cost Alabama billions
Prediction market wagering is spreading rapidly, especially in states with no legal, traditional sports wagering, like Alabama. It could be devastating for the state.
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See recent postsTribal government gaming is about people, community and a better Alabama
While corporate gaming focuses primarily on shareholder profits and quarterly earnings reports, tribal gaming reinvests directly into communities and places people first.
PCI chair talks gambling potential, tribal growth and helping Alabamians
CEO Stephanie Bryan said PCI is growing rapidly but that the tribe remains focused on Alabama and helping the people of the state.
Poarch Band of Creek Indians plan new approach to avoid old gambling debate pitfalls
To overcome the typical gaming obstacles and finally get a gambling bill passed, the Poarch Creek Indians are taking a new approach.
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See recent postsPut the blame where it belongs for gambling legislation failing again
For some reason, whenever gambling legislation fails, a bunch of blame gets passed to everyone except those who actually deserve it.
Sen. Gudger pulls the pin on gaming package with 77-word grenade
Senate leadership abruptly slammed the door — exposing deep divisions, dwindling time, and decades of dysfunction.
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See recent postsThere’s a new gambling bill, but the same old story
Gambling legislation has been on the brink of passing for three decades now. It probably won't happen until someone loses a seat.