In the July 25, 2019, Op-Ed letter on dailyreporter.com, Edward Panelli, founder of Executive Business Services, expressed some concerns about a proposed Ho-Chunk Nation casino and entertainment complex in Beloit.
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Read More »While I look forward to and support the possibility of federal approval for the largest-scale Beloit casino possible, there are serious adverse socioeconomic impact problems with the Ho-Chunk Nation proposal and what appears to be a major conflict of interest in the socioeconomic impact analysis completed for BIA’s Final Environmental Impact Statement.
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Read More »After years of work, the Ho-Chunk Nation is planning to go to Madison city officials with a proposal to expand their local casino.
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Read More »The Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohicans is trying to persuade a federal judge to preserve a casino-expansion lawsuit against the state.
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Read More »The Wisconsin Assembly is scheduled to approve a bill that would require the state historical director to first consider evidence that land might have a burial ground before adding it to the state's burial sites catalog.
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Read More »A federal judge has sided with the Ho-Chunk Nation and its casino-expansion plans in a lawsuit filed by the Stockbridge-Munsee tribe.
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Read More »A legislative committee is studying changes to Wisconsin law protecting burial sites after a Republican bill that would have allowed quarry owners to excavate American Indian mounds died last session.
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Read More »The Ho-Chunk Nation is adding hotels and expanding casinos in Wisconsin.
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Read More »Eleven Native American tribes in Wisconsin are sharing roughly $20.7 million in federal funds meant to support affordable housing.
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Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says a bill that would allow quarry owners to excavate Ho-Chunk Nation burial mounds to prove whether human remains are buried there is probably going nowhere.
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