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Faulkner Bible lectureship to host high-profile debate on gambling

Faulkner University will address one of the state's most hotly contested topics—gambling—in its annual high-profile debate.

October 11, 2024

Dallas County, AG raid gambling operations in Selma

The action on Monday continues Alabama's long and confusing fight over gambling.

Josh Moon

August 20, 2024

U.S. House bill does not allow Poarch Creeks to expand gambling in Alabama

A bill in Congress would reaffirm PCI's federally recognized status, but it would have absolutely no effect on the Tribe's gaming activity.

Josh Moon

August 2, 2024

Opinion

Alabama’s botched gambling laws criminalize children’s charity

Attorney General Steve Marshall issued a cease and desist letter to an organization planning to hold a raffle to raise funds for children with autism.

Bill Britt

July 10, 2024

Opinion

When it comes to money, listen to David Bronner

The CEO of RSA has a proven track record. When he issues warnings and makes suggestions, we should pay attention.

Josh Moon

June 12, 2024

Opinion

Although lottery vote failed, 2024 session was successful

The legislature was thrown a myriad of major issues and they dealt with them in quick order.

Steve Flowers

June 12, 2024

Opinion

RSA’s Bonner encourages Gov. Ivey to push gaming legislation forward

Ivey needs to gather the top leadership from the House and Senate in a room and hammer out a deal they can agree upon.

Bill Britt

June 10, 2024

Opinion

Legislature fails to let Alabamians vote on a lottery

Hopefully, for Alabama’s sake, you have not heard the last of this issue.

Steve Flowers

June 5, 2024

Opinion

There’s no lottery vote because some Senate Republicans sold out

Despite a number of excuses and ridiculous rewrites of history, you don't get to vote because some Senate Republicans sold out.

Josh Moon

May 20, 2024

House member: Blame 15 Alabama senators for gambling legislation failing

As lawmakers continue to get heat from constituents over gambling legislation failing, there is really only one group to blame.

Josh Moon

May 16, 2024