More than 800 people filed a federal lawsuit Feb. 16 against VictoryLand owner Milton McGregor and several machine manufacturing companies providing slot machines for the
Bessemer City Councilors barely mentioned gambling in the regular Feb. 16 meeting — a stark difference from the late-night, last-minute “bingo” meeting held just four
VENTURA, Calif. — One year after a majority of Americans said they hoped the sour economy wouldn’t impact their church giving, three in 10 Americans
By By Jennifer Davis Rash and Sondra Washington Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech may be one of the best known moments in
After the Chickasaw City Council meeting Feb. 9, it does not seem the recent Jan. 29 Supreme Court ruling against slot machines in Ashville has
Pro-gambling senators wasted no time Feb. 9 moving Senate Bill 380 out of committee and past its second reading in order to have it positioned
Jobs, money, tourism and now civil rights — all these issues have clouded the air as Alabama’s epic gambling battle becomes more complicated. Now more
Gambling battles at the Alabama Statehouse are heating up, and for several weeks now, TV stations around the state have been running commercials asking Alabamians
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