All the conditions for a new casino in Kenosha have been met and Gov. Scott Walker should approve the plan, Menominee tribe and Hard Rock International leaders said Wednesday.
Walker has said he won’t approve the $800 million entertainment complex at the old Dairyland Greyhound dog track unless the 10 other tribes in the state agree. The Ho-Chunk and Potawatomi tribes, which already operate lucrative casinos in Wisconsin, have repeatedly stated their opposition to the Menominee’s plans.
The governor is expected to announce his decision by the end of the week.
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