If approved, the bill would change how often charities can partner with casinos Lawmakers in New Hampshire are reviewing a bill that could change how charitable casinos distribute benefits to nonprofit groups. The proposal has already passed the state Senate and is now being examined in the House of Representatives. If approved, it would slightly
The legislative session is rapidly approaching its end, leaving just 10 days for a decision Lawmakers in Alabama are quickly running out of time to decide whether gambling legislation will move forward this year. The current session of the Alabama Legislature has only about ten days remaining, leaving little room for debate or compromise on
The debate is expected to continue as lawmakers negotiate a final version of the bill A proposal that could lead to a new casino in Fairfax County moved forward this week in the Virginia legislature. Lawmakers in the Virginia House of Delegates voted Wednesday to approve a bill that would allow the project, sending it
Two bills have been sent to Gov. Mark Gordon and represent a broad update to the state’s gambling framework Two major gambling bills have cleared the Wyoming Legislature and now await action from Gov. Mark Gordon. Lawmakers approved changes aimed at tightening rules around social betting and limiting where skill-based gaming machines can operate. The
Sen. Justin Busch described the measure as an opportunity for long-term economic growth Indiana lawmakers have approved a bill that could bring a new casino to the Fort Wayne area, sending the measure to Mike Braun for final consideration. The proposal cleared both chambers on Feb. 27 after lawmakers agreed to add voter referendums in
With limited days left in the legislative session, the path forward remains uncertain Gambling legislation continues to advance in Florida, with multiple bills moving through both chambers. Three measures are active in the Senate and two in the House, many focused on tightening rules in a market largely controlled by the Seminole Tribe of Florida
Operators such as Caesars Entertainment and Wynn Resorts have previously shown interest in the Fairfax market Lawmakers in Virginia moved a step closer to allowing a casino in Fairfax County after a key House panel approved a revised bill. The House General Laws Committee voted 12-8 on Feb. 24 to advance an amended version of
If signed, HB1042 could give residents the ability to diversify retirement portfolios with digital assets Indiana lawmakers have approved a bill aimed at protecting cryptocurrency users and expanding investment options within state retirement plans. House Bill 1042 passed the legislature with a 59-33 vote and now awaits Governor Mike Braun’s signature. The legislation would prohibit
The Aloha State’s longstanding resistance to legalized gaming remains firmly in place for now Hawaii lawmakers appear ready to shelve gambling expansion efforts once again, with several proposals failing to move forward during the 2026 legislative session. Bills tied to casinos, a state lottery, cruise-ship gaming, and prediction markets stalled early and missed key committee
If approved, the focus will shift to which specific community and developer will lead the project The Indiana State Senate is scheduled to hold a final vote today on a plan that could bring a casino to the northeast corner of the state. Lawmakers are considering House Bill 1038, which focuses on Allen, DeKalb, and
A similar effort last year failed to make it out of committee Missouri lawmakers are taking another step toward creating a state-level Bitcoin reserve. House Bill 2080 was recently sent to the Missouri House Commerce Committee for review. The referral moves the proposal further along in the legislative process after its introduction earlier this year.
The bill’s future now depends on action in the House as opposition grows A proposal that would let voters decide on building a casino in Fairfax County is moving forward in Virginia’s legislature. The measure recently cleared the state Senate and now heads to the Virginia House of Delegates. Lawmakers approved it in a 23-14
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