Data released last month in the annual Wagering in Illinois update issued by the Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability shows Quincy and Adams County now have 125 businesses operating 538 video gaming terminals. Those machines generated $24.7 million in Net Terminal Income (NTI) during Fiscal Year 2022, which the state classifies as July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022.
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‘Gray market’ gaming company pumps $250K into PACs tied to Missouri lobbyist
MISSOURI INDEPENDENT —A company accused of operating illegal gambling machines in Missouri made six $40,000 donations this week to a constellation of political action committees run by its lobbyist.
Muddy River News This Week: Quincy Mayor Mike Troup
Quincy’s mayor sits down with Bob Gough to discuss recent events that involved housing, rentals gaming and liquor licenses.
Maxamillions withdraws request for gaming parlor at 19th and Jefferson
QUINCY – Muddy River News has learned that Maxamillions will no longer attempt to get a liquor license to place another gaming parlor in Quincy, this one at 19th and Jefferson. Tanner Freiburg said he has dropped the request, which was to go before the Quincy City Council at tonight’s meeting. The Quincy Plan Commission […]
