An inside look: Tacoma to welcome Las Vegas-style casino
You cant drive on I-5 in Tacoma and not spot it: a giant new landmark that will house one of the biggest casinos in the state. The Puyallup Tribes new Emerald Queen Casino is already being called the Las Vegas of the Puget Sound, and it hasn't even opened yet. The tribe says its also a jackpot for the community, with hundreds of jobs created and millions pouring into the local economy. EQC General Manager Frank Wright helped the tribe usher in gaming back in the 90s with the Emerald Queen Riverboat, but always with an eye on getting bigger and better.
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