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4% of Indiana, Illinois adults have gambling problems, studies find - Vimarsana News

4% of Indiana, Illinois adults have gambling problems, studies find

"Gambling addiction is often seen as a chosen behavior and not a disease, such as alcoholism," said Mary Lay, program manager of Prevention Insights' Indiana Problem Gambling Awareness Program.

Calls to Ohio's gambling hotline increased in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Calls to Ohio's gambling hotline increased in 2021

Casinos and racinos had record years in Ohio in 2021.

Column: Good mental health in 2022: This is how we do it - Vimarsana News

Column: Good mental health in 2022: This is how we do it

We made it to 2022. It’s been a tough couple of years, and continues to be difficult as the COVID pandemic and the related consequences thrive. We will feel the

Illegal-exaction lawsuit targets lack of Arkansas funding for programs on problem gambling - Vimarsana News

Illegal-exaction lawsuit targets lack of Arkansas funding for programs on problem gambling

The Arkansas Racing Commission and the state Department of Finance and Administration have not fulfilled their constitutional duty to establish compulsive-gambling-disorder treatment and educational programs, a lawsuit filed Wednesday claims.

Illegal-exaction lawsuit targets lack of Arkansas funding for programs on problem gambling - Vimarsana News

Illegal-exaction lawsuit targets lack of Arkansas funding for programs on problem gambling

The Arkansas Racing Commission and the state Department of Finance and Administration have not fulfilled their constitutional duty to establish compulsive-gambling-disorder treatment and educational programs, a lawsuit filed Wednesday claims.