Dubuque Casinos and Dubuque Gambling - Iowa

New Iowa casino opens tonight

News brief: Thousands are expected to attend the opening of the $84 million Dubuque Diamond Jo Casino. read more

Iowa casino set to open Thursday

News brief: The $84.1 million Diamond Jo Casino is a 188,000-square-foot complex and will open on Thursday at the Port of Dubuque. read more

Dubuque casino hiring more workers

News brief: The Dubuque Diamond Jo Casino said today it is hiring 196 additional employees for its new $80 million, land-based gambling complex. read more

Diamond Jo pledges $100,000

News Brief: The Diamond Jo Casino has announced a pledge of $100,000 to Greater Dubuque Development Corp.'s "Destination for Opportunity," the economic development organization's latest campaign to create jobs and build business. read more

Diamond Jo numbers up

News Brief: Officials said a combination of good workers, good location and expansion helped boost Diamond Jo Worth revenues to more than $67.5 million in the 2006-2007 year, the first full year of its operation. read more

Forest City schools get casino money

News Brief: Forest City Community Schools' 92 students from Worth County, Iowa, will net the district a little more than $50,000, thanks to revenues generated at the Diamond Jo Casino. read more

Diamond Jo Plans River Complex

News Brief: The Diamond Jo Casino in Dubuque said Thursday that it plans to build a $50 million casino complex along the city's Ice Harbor on the Mississippi River. read more

Diamond Jo Buys Gulf Course

News Brief: Diamond Jo Casino has purchased the Arrowhead Golf Course and plans to open the golf course and other attractions this fall. read more

Dubuque Greyhound Selects Mariposa

Venture Catalyst reports that Dubuque Greyhound Park & Casino has licensed Mariposa, VCAT's award-winning customer relationship management, marketing and business intelligence software system. read more

Dubuque Casino Costs Increased

News Brief: The cost to expand the Dubuque Greyhound Park and Casino has increased six million dollars since it was approved last year because of cost overruns and equipment purchases. read more