The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation of Connecticut faces thousands of dollars in fines and could lose its gaming license for delays associated with the Foxwoods Casino Philadelphia.

The tribe and its partners still haven't provided design plans and financial data for the project. So the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board issued a fine of $116,000 -- to grow by $2,000 each day until details are submitted.

The board also voted to consider suspending the casino's license, which was was issued in late 2006. A total of 11 licenses were issued and Foxwoods is the only facility that has yet to break ground.

The Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut already opened a slot machine facility and plans to add table games under a bill that was recently signed into law.

Get the Story:
Foxwoods investors get fine and warning (The Philadelphia Inquirer 1/28)
Gaming board smacks Foxwoods (The Philadelphia Daily News 1/28)
'Why shouldn't we just pull your license?' (The Harrisburg Patriot-News 1/28)
Fines dished out at Foxwoods' Philadelphia project (The New London Day 1/28)
Foxwoods in Danger of Losing License (NBC Philadelphia 1/27)

An Opinion:
Editorial: 'Luck' favors Foxwoods (The Philadelphia Inquirer 1/28)