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Fort Sill Apache Tribe sees support for casino in New Mexico (12/09)

The Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma saw little opposition to its plans for a casino in southern New Mexico at a community forum on Wednesday. The Deming Headlight said only one person spoke out...

New England Gaming Summit reports a boost in attendance (11/14)

Attendance at the New England Gaming Summit increased by 20 percent this year, The Norwich Bulletin reports Interest has grown due to pending legislation in Massachusetts. A bill will authorize three casino resorts throughout the...

NIGC is working closely with tribes to develop new regulations (10/14)

The National Indian Gaming Commission is working closely with tribes to develop new regulations but a final product is more than a year away, Chairwoman Tracie Stevens said. In August, NIGC established the Tribal Advisory...

Panel at Global Gaming Expo addresses growth of tribal casinos (10/07)

The Indian gaming industry has grown by leaps and bounds in the last 23 years but the economy and market saturation remain issues, according to a panel at the Global Gaming Expo on Thursday. Charles...

Oklahoma tribes discuss potential regulations at NIGC consultation (08/19)

Oklahoma tribes are meeting with the National Indian Gaming Commission. The agency is consulting tribes about potential changes to its regulations. Nothing is being proposed right now but priorities are being identified, said one attorney....

Mashantucket Tribe hosts annual New England Gaming Summit (08/12)

The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation of Connecticut will host the 2nd annual New England Gaming Summit. The summit takes place November 14-15. It will be held at the Foxwoods Resort Casino. Topics include racing and...

Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association sets annual convention (08/04)

The Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association will host its 17th annual convention and trade show from August 15-17. The event will be held at the Tulsa Convention Center. More than 2,000 tribal leaders, gaming regulators, casino...

Echo Hawk pulls controversial off-reservation gaming memo (06/14)

Assistant Secretary Larry Echo Hawk, the head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, has rescinded a controversial Bush administration memo that effectively killed off-reservation gaming. Echo Hawk told tribal leaders this morning at the National...

National Indian Gaming Association holds meeting in Arizona (03/29)

The National Indian Gaming Association holds its annual tradeshow and convention next week in Phoenix, Arizona. The conference takes place April 3-6 at the Phoenix Convention Center. More than 18,000 are expected, The Phoenix Business...

NIGA Debate: Interviews with Ernie Stevens Jr and Ivan Makil (03/21)

The National Indian Gaming Association holds its annual tradeshow and convention on April 3-6 in Phoenix, Arizona, where members will decide who will lead the organization. Ernie Stevens Jr., a member of the Oneida Nation...