Last fall, the head of a tribal nation with land holdings on the Las Vegas Strip unveiled big news.
The Golden Knights were “talking about moving” from T-Mobile Arena and “want to discuss moving to what we build,” said Mark Fox, chairman of the Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, according to meeting minutes from the North Dakota tribal government.
But the hockey team, whose arena is about a mile from the tribes’ property, has no plans to leave its current home.
The Knights told the Las Vegas Review-Journal that they have a long-term lease and a financial partnership in T-Mobile Arena’s ownership group, “and we’re not pursuing any alternatives to that.”
