The Latest Breaking News from Bally

With the departure of the head of the Tropicana, none of Atlantic City’s nine casinos is now led by a woman or a Black person

The formerly filthy river is becoming a big attraction — and developers like Bally’s are taking notice.

‘The Las Vegas strip is not going to be on your doorstep,’ said Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s Chief Engagement Officer Martina Hone.

The winner of the Chicago casino bid, who promised good labor relations here, nearly had to contend with a walkout over the July 4 weekend at its operation outside Providence.

Bally's Corp (NYSE:BALY) has launched a modified "Dutch auction" tender offer to purchase its common shares for cash at not less than $19.25/share and not more than $22/share, with a maximum purchase price of $190 million. The tender offer begins today and will end on July 22, 2022. Bally's determined to pursue the…

CHICAGO — Bally’s, the casino operator chosen to bring a gambling mecca to Chicago’s River West neighborhood, has made its initial $40 million payment to the city — money that is earmarked to help fill massive pension holes in future budgets.

The organization’s request possibly hints at a broader issue: That the casino site could prove to be a potential time bomb of hidden public infrastructure costs.

The River North Residents Association issued a wish list divided into eight categories. The most costly asks are infrastructure projects — led by the proposed Jefferson Street extension and construction of entrance and exit ramps off the Ontario-Ohio feeder.

As part of the Bally’s casino plan, the wholesale adoption of outdoor entertainment venues on a large scale flies in the face of well-thought-out guidelines concerning Chicago River development.