Great River Entertainment CEO Gary Hoyer says the riverboat was sold in August to Sunflower Enterprises for $315,000. The Catfish Bend Casino Riverboat hasn't been used since 2007 and had been up ...

The Catfish Bend Casino is shown in a Monday Sept. 28, 2015 photo in Fort Madison, Iowa. The new owners of the Catfish Bend Casino Riverboat say the watercraft likely will leave the Fort Madison ...

FORT MADISON, Iowa (AP) -- Catfish Bend Casinos plans to reduce hours at its Burlington facility as its owners review plans that could include shelving plans for a new casino ...

CLINTON, Iowa A stream of visitors, clutching wallets and purses, climbs off tour buses from Illinois nearly every day at Clinton's riverfront. Many are Chicago-area residents coming to gamble on ...

This report has been corrected to state that Catfish Bend Casino is owned by Great River Entertainment. A previous version incorrectly stated that Riverside Casino is owned by GRE.

Catfish Bend Casino entertains casino players from across the Midwest offering over 600 state-of-the-art slot machines, fast-paced table games including Craps, BlackJack, iRoulette, a live Poker ...

FORT MADISON (AP) | The new owners of the Catfish Bend Casino Riverboat hope to move the watercraft from the Fort Madison riverfront by the end of October.

Jones wants to turn a former casino riverboat called Catfish Bend into a floating hotel, with a restaurant and rooftop bar. "Redlegs Landing is the proposed name of the boat," Jones said.

WATERLOO -- Promoters of a proposed gambling boat in downtown Waterloo have received a major boost from a southeast Iowa gaming company.

FORT MADISON, Iowa (AP) -- Passenger numbers at the Catfish Bend Casino are back on the rise after a September decline, but officials say they are not sure why.

BURLINGTON, Iowa (AP) -- Catfish Bend Riverboat Casino gamblers plunked 1.2 billion nickels into slot machines on the riverboat over the past nine months. Figures from the Iowa Racing and Gaming ...

FORT MADISON, Iowa (AP) - The new owners of the Catfish Bend Casino Riverboat hope to move the watercraft from the Fort Madison riverfront by the end of October. Marcus Murphy of Sunflower ...