Location: Indiana
Bidding for new northeast Indiana casino license to open
Indiana will open bidding for a new casino license in the state’s northeast region after lawmakers narrowly approved legislation that was... more
Indiana casinos generate $195.2 million in revenue for February, up 2.8%
Indiana casinos recorded $195.2 million in revenue in February, up 2.8% year-over-year. The figures, published by the Indiana Gaming... more
Indiana governor signs sweepstakes casino ban
Indiana has enacted legislation targeting online sweepstakes-style casino platforms, marking another state-level move against dual-currency... more
OPINION: Indiana legislature leaves Full House hanging in new location law
Full House Resorts came to lawmakers for help to maintain its financial footing in Indiana. The operator’s Rising Star Casino in southern... more
Indiana: Voters will have say on Fort Wayne-area casino under plan backed by lawmakers
Voters in three Fort Wayne-area counties would decide whether a new casino could land there under a bill that’s cleared the General... more
Indiana: Push for Fort Wayne-area casino narrowly clears state Senate
The Indiana Senate narrowly endorsed a plan for establishing a new casino in the Fort Wayne area as several senators objected to the lack... more
Indiana: Greatly amended casino legislation passes Senate Committee
An amended bill to place a casino in northeast Indiana passed out of the Indiana Senate Committee on Appropriations on Thursday morning... more
Hard Rock Northern Indiana donates $125K to Community HealthNet
Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana in Gary donated $125,000 to Community HealthNet. Dr. Janet Seabrook, CEO of Community HealthNet and... more
Frigid January produces mixed results at Indiana casinos
The well below freezing temperatures that gripped Northwest Indiana last month apparently encouraged some adults to seek a warm escape by... more
Indiana: Casino relocation bill advances with Senate stance uncertain
Uncertainty surrounds how a proposal allowing a new Indiana casino will proceed in the Legislature. A state Senate committee had... more

