Moratorium on new Iowa casinos fails; regulators to rule Thursday on Cedar Rapids proposal
A proposed five-year moratorium on new state-licensed casinos in Iowa will not be passed into law, a key legislator said Tuesday, clearing the way for state regulators to decide later this week on a proposal for a new casino in Cedar Rapids.
The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission is set to vote on whether or not Linn County will receive a gaming license on Thursday ...
Iowa leaders, businesses and non-profits weigh in on Cedar Crossing Casino as critical meeting looms
The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission will meet on Thursday morning and will vote on the application for the Cedar Crossing casino project for Cedar ...
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Bill halting new Iowa casinos for 5 years advances in House, may thwart Cedar Rapids' planA five-year legislative pause on new gaming licenses is one step closer to pumping the breaks on a proposed Cedar Rapids ...
Two of the leading figures in the years-long campaign to bring a casino to Cedar Rapids offered their perspectives on recent ...
Last week, lawmakers moved quickly to try to block the development of a proposed Cedar Rapids casino and advanced several ...
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Washington County Riverboat Foundation's Patty Koller speaks in favor of casino moratoriumPatty Koller, Executive Director of the Washington County Riverboat Foundation, spoke Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2025 during an Iowa ...
A moratorium bill potentially banning new gaming licenses in Iowa is retroactive, meaning it could overwrite an upcoming ...
Iowa house lawmakers hurried a bill through the chamber last week that would place a license moratorium until July 1st, 2030.
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