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NEWS UPDATES
26Oct
Tiffany and Crowley have both stated their opposition to the Kenosha Casino
In Wisconsin, Menominee tribal officials expressed optimism last year that the Trump administration would move forward their Kenosha casino project by lessening federal administrative hurdles. Tiffany and Crowley have both stated their opposition to the project – Tiffany saying he did not want to expand gaming at all in Wisconsin,…
19Oct
Tribe’s Economic Impact Study Ignores Open Ho-Chunk Beloit Casino and Other Critical Market Changes
Kenosha, WI – The Menominee Tribe’s 2023 economic impact study for its proposed Kenosha casino failed to account for the Ho-Chunk Nation’s Beloit Casino, set to open October 23, 2026, as Wisconsin’s second-largest casino. It will feature approximately 1,300 slot machines and 40 table games, operate 24/7, and compete for…
21Sep
Last-Minute Change to Kenosha Casino Plan Raises New Questions About Environmental Review
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 21, 2026 Contact: Lorri Pickens, lorri@citizensagainstgambling.com | 920-659-4489 CAEG to Menomonee Tribe: What Else Did You Miss? Last-Minute Change to Kenosha Casino Plan Raises New Questions About Environmental Review Kenosha, WI – A last-minute change to the Menominee Tribe’s proposed Kenosha casino plan raises new questions…