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Churchill Downs is operating illegally in at least 1 state; what does that mean for its national footprint?
A Louisiana ruling comes at an interesting time in the debate between historic horse racing machines and skill games.
Daily Archives: March 12, 2024
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Joe Biden and Donald Trump could clinch nominations in Tuesday’s contests, ushering in General Election
Trump, who is 79, attacked Biden, who is 81, over his age: ‘I’m his only opponent other than life, life itself.’
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Louisiana lawmakers set out on a clear path for conservative priorities
Legislation such as the controversial ‘don’t say gay’ law and restrictions on preferred pronouns are in play.
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Kentucky House passes bill meant to crack down on electronic cigarette sales to minors
For a first citation under the bill, retailers would face a fine of $100 to $500. The penalty would grow to $1,000 for a second offense and $5,000 for third and subsequent offenses.
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Alabama state lawmaker John Rogers to plead guilty to federal charges
Federal prosecutors said that between 2018 and 2018 Rogers directed $400,000 to a youth sports organization run by Fred L. Plump Jr.
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Tighter proposed South Carolina budget would include raises for teachers and state workers
Debate began after that with the chamber’s most conservative members suggesting the House take $60 million meant to help public universities freeze tuition for the sixth year in a row and spend that money instead on roads.
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North Carolina launches statewide sports wagering
‘The way the sports calendar works here, the love for college, the love for NASCAR specifically and obviously the other major sports, has made this a key state for us.’
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Judge blocks Texas AG’s effort to obtain records from migrant shelter on U.S.-Mexico border
About 500 migrants currently are spread over Annunciation House sites, an uptick in their numbers.
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Georgia readies to resume executions after a 4-year pause brought by COVID and a legal agreement
Executions in Georgia stopped in 2020 because of the coronavirus pandemic. But court proceedings continued, meaning people on death row continued to become eligible for execution as they exhausted their appeals.
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What to expect in Mississippi’s presidential and state primaries
Joe Biden will almost certainly clinch his party’s nomination after Mississippi’s election.