Video Poker
Video Gambling Slow To Move Ahead In Illinois
Video gambling in the state seems to be in a holding pattern.
Reputed Mobster ‘The Large Guy’ Gets 25 Years
A federal judge in Chicago has sentenced a reputed mob boss to 25 years in prison.
State Rep: Put Gasoline Taxes Toward Capital Construction Projects
An Illinois lawmaker has revived his idea to put gasoline sales tax proceeds toward capital construction projects, replacing controversial video gambling as a revenue source.
Hearings On State Construction Plan Revive Video Poker Debate
If the state’s Capital Construction Program is revived, much of the money for it would come from legalized video poker machines.
Report: Cullerton Moves To Repeal Video Poker Law
In a surprise move, Senate President John Cullerton Wednesday took steps to gut the controversial 2009 state law that authorized video gambling machines in bars and restaurants throughout the state, the Sun-Times is reporting.
Moore: Let Voters Decide On Chicago Casino
As pro-casino forces continue lobbying Springfield for an expansion of gambling, Ald. Joe Moore (49th) says the people should judge.
Closing Arguments Under Way In Chicago Mob Trial
Closing arguments are under way in the federal racketeering trial of a reputed Chicago mob boss and his alleged crew.



