This year, horse racing in Nebraska will gain a new racetrack thanks to Ho-Chunk Inc.  The company’s WarHorse Gaming subsidiary is building a new Atokad track south of Interstate 129. The old Atokad ...

Horse racing is moving to a new home in South Sioux City this year. Ho-Chunk Inc. is finally making good on plans laid more ...

LaPointe started by running the farm and ascended to head Ho-Chunk Capital, an investment arm of the corporation. He took on ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (Nebraska Examiner) - Thirty years after Ho-Chunk, Inc., was launched in a spare bedroom in Lance Morgan’s apartment, the award-winning tribal enterprise has grown into an ...

The initiative started four years ago when the Nebraska constitution was changed to allow for horse racing in the state. Ho-Chunk started its casino projects after the change and spearheaded ...

SOUTH SIOUX CITY — If Nebraska voters approve expanded gaming in 2020, Ho-Chunk CEO Lance Morgan says it'd be a win for rural Nebraskans.

Ho-Chunk, Inc. has also emerged as a leading regional employer and economic driver in the tri-state area of Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota.

Back in 1994, leaders started Ho-Chunk as a way to create more opportunities and growth for the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska.

Ho-Chunk Inc. CEO Lance Morgan shared how the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska improved conditions on the reservation through innovative solutions without sacrificing tribal values.

A remembrance walk along the same trail hundreds of Ho-Chunk people likely saw for the last time about 150 years ago recognized the continued existence of the Ho-Chunk Nation in ...

The new Walking Wawa’ąįja exhibit at the Historic Indian Agency House guides people through the forced expulsion story that played out right here in Portage, tracing Ho-Chunk voices through the ...

Nebraska horsemen will again saddle up an effort with Ho-Chunk Inc., to allow casino gambling, and possibly sports betting, at the state’s Thoroughbred racetracks.