Josh Moon

The Wind Creek Chicago Southland, an upscale casino and resort, is predicted to generate more than $200 million in annual tax revenue.

With Alabama operators opening resort casinos in other states, this state’s gambling predicament becomes even more absurd.

By mid-morning on Monday, the people – hundreds of them – were lined up into the parking lot, waiting on the doors to open at Wind Creek Chicago Southland. By the afternoon, the reviews were unanimous – the newest casino in the Poarch Band of Creek Indians' portfolio was a hit, drawing rave reviews from customers, industry leaders and the media for its design, layout and “high-end everything.”

Republicans are masterful at pandering and heaping praises upon themselves. Democrats should give that a shot.

Alabama lawmakers know that hundreds of newborns are dying each year. They know that many could be saved with basic care.

For some reason, politicians in this state are comfortable with the idea of politicians picking their voters, instead of vice versa.

The acquisition of the Birmingham Racecourse by the Poarch Creeks gives the tribe another top-tier gaming property in a growing portfolio.

Greg Reed's resignation has touched off a two-man race - new blood vs. establishment - for leadership of the Alabama Senate.

The sale of the Birmingham Racecourse prompted a number of questions about Alabama’s complicated and confusing gambling laws.

A government operated by the worst, most incompetent people results in the worst, most incompetent government. Just ask Alabama.