By Joyce Hanson ( February 12, 2025, 10:23 PM EST) — Arkansas has urged a federal court to toss the latest version of a casino licensing suit by two Cherokee Nation businesses, arguing that they don’t have the right to sue the state and that the court has already dismissed the state and its governor as defendants….
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