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 ...
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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