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11Apr
What the Menominee Tribe’s Environmental Study Missed: Critical Gaps That Leave Kenosha Residents Unprotected

The Menominee Tribe’s Environmental Assessment for the proposed Kenosha casino claims the project is safe and well-planned — but a closer look reveals major gaps that could permanently harm local neighborhoods. The original master plan never envisioned a massive 24-hour casino generating over 25,000 daily car trips in an area…

30Mar
New Records Raise Transparency Questions in Kenosha Casino Push as Officials Face Scrutiny Over Private Coordination

That concern is now being sharpened by newly released correspondence from County Supervisor Laura Belsky, who says key documents and project analyses were being reviewed by county staff long before they were ever shared with the full County Board or the public. In a March 18 transparency request sent to…

14Mar
WHO calls RG measures ‘ineffective’ and urges gambling ad ban

In its latest fact sheet on gambling, the WHO underlined the need for comprehensive and population-wide interventions to prevent and reduce gambling harms. It described banning advertising, sponsorship, and promotions as a necessary first step in tackling the problem. The organisation also advocated for stronger regulatory measures, including universal registration systems…

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