Indiana casinos have a few new rules to follow after Gov. Eric Holcombs latest COVID-19 executive order.

Indiana set a new sports betting record in October even as play slowed at other casino games, according to the Indiana Gaming Commission.

The federal indictment charges Spectacle Entertainment vice president John Keeler and former Republican Sen. Brent Waltz, of Greenwood, with taking part in a scheme to direct more than $25,000 in illegal corporate contributions through straw donors to Waltz's 2016 campaign.

The state Gaming Commission says casinos can open to the public at reduced capacity beginning June 15.

Indiana is officially getting a new casino in Terre Haute. The state Gaming Commission approved the facility Friday, set to open in September 2021.

The Indiana Gaming Commission ordered the state's casinos to close, effective Monday morning at 6 a.m., in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Indiana Gaming Commission said Friday it was investigating information it received Thursday about Indianapolis-based Spectacle Entertainment.

Last year's sports gaming bill also allowed bets on "other events," if they have a verifiable outcome that is generated through an independent, reliable process and can't be influenced by wagers.

Indiana lawmakers likely are not done tweaking the state's gambling rules, even after last year's changes to the industry.

The racinos long asked the legislature to allow them to have live dealers for their table games, arguing they were more appealing to players than electronic games.