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While Catholics around the world celebrated the selection of a new pope Thursday, some are cashing out.
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Legislation that failed to advance in the 2025 session would have legalized online gaming in Indiana — allowing casinos to offer table games and slot machines online and via mobile apps.
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Indiana nonprofit organizations — notably, veterans groups — could offer electronic pull tab games and online raffles under a bill approved by a House committee Tuesday.
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Indiana veteran organizations want to be able to offer an electronic gaming option at their posts.
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Indiana gaming officials seem to be largely dismissing concerns about a new law that will fundamentally shift the way gaming enforcement is funded.
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It comes after GOP leaders declared a moratorium on expansion following legal action involving former colleagues.
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Indiana Gaming Commission continues to cooperate with federal subpoenas.
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Others caution against hasty reactions to Eberhart's guilty plea.
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Former Shelbyville Rep. Sean Eberhart pleaded guilty to a felony charge Tuesday before U.S. District Judge Matthew P. Brookman, admitting his role in a gambling corruption case.
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A recent study suggests Hoosiers are likely spending hundreds of millions of dollars a year in illegal, online gambling – things like poker and slot games.