Cherokee Nation will host several events in the month of November, including two gatherings for at-large citizens in Arizona, special events for Cherokee elders and speakers, and the ...

The Cherokee Nation’s effort to build a casino in Russellville, in Pope County, Arkansas, received a blow by voters who approved Issue 2, an amendment to revoke ...

A lawsuit filed by Cherokee Nation Businesses against the state over passage of Issue 2 on Election Day that would revoke its ...

In its Nov. 8 filing calling for a temporary restraining order on the just-passed ballot question, Cherokee Nation ...

POPE COUNTY, Ark. — The mission to bring a casino to Pope County remains alive as Cherokee Nation Businesses, Cherokee Nation Entertainment and Pope County resident Jennifer McGill filed a ...

The constitutional amendment will strip the license from the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, which planned to build a casino in the county as authorized by a previous amendment passed in 2018.

Plaintiffs have asked a federal judge to declare the amendment unconstitutional and issue a temporary restraining order.

WE'RE FOLLOWING BREAKING NEWS. A NEW LAWSUIT AIMS TO STOP ARKANSAS' ISSUE 2 FROM GOING INTO EFFECT. ON TUESDAY A MAJORITY OF ARKANSAS VOTERS APPROVED REQUIRING VOTER APPROVAL FOR CASINO LICENSES ...

In short, a vote for Issue 2 means the planned Cherokee Nation casino will not be allowed to be built in Pope County, and no more casinos at all will be allowed into the state, reducing the total ...

Nov. 6—The Cherokee Nation's effort to build a casino in Russellville, in Pope County, Arkansas, received a blow by voters who approved Issue 2, an amendment to revoke the license.

Cherokee Nation Entertainment on Friday filed a lawsuit challenging a constitutional amendment Arkansas voters approved this week that revokes its license for a planned casino in the state.