Christopher Schroder News Today

New ways to promote responsible gambling were unveiled at the Colorado State Capitol including a new, full-time player health manager on the lottery staff.

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — All across the country, anticipation builds for Super Bowl LVIII as the San Francisco 49ers face off against the Kansas City Chiefs in Las Vegas. Given the championship’s setting in a city known for its betting culture, it comes as no surprise that nationwide, wagers will be made regardless of viewers’ team […]

Even if your 10-leg parlay with minimal chances of succeeding are losing you money in Colorado’s sportsbooks, the state itself is seeing increasing revenues for the burgeoning industry.

When Coloradans voted to establish casinos in three historic struggling mining towns back in 1990, it was called “Limited Gaming.” These days it’s not so limited. The industry has rapidly expanded tha...

The Colorado Division of Gaming (DOG) has announced the launch of the US state’s new gambling self-exclusion program.

Former Cincinnati officer Christopher Schroder pleaded guilty Wednesday to 'dereliction of duty' for failing to properly investigate sex crimes. He was sentenced to 5 years probation.

Schroder pleaded guilty to five counts of dereliction of duty. He has also resigned from the department and must surrender his policing certificate.

A Cincinnati police officer is expected to plead guilty to dereliction of duty. Prosecutors say he improperly handled 47 cases including rapes.

On Friday, Hamilton County Prosecutor Mark Piepmeier announced that the investigation into Cincinnati Police Officer Christopher Schroder is complete.

A special investigation turned up 47 cases with significant deficiencies, including failure to investigate underage pregnancies.