We are not looking to do anything shady." Elsewhere, crews have begun transforming a bowling alley into the resort. A marijuana resort open to the public has never been tried in the U.S.

The Tin Lizzie Gaming Resort in South Dakota has a new employee. They learn bit by bit, probably hate malware attacks, and they have a tendency to drone on at times.

FLANDREAU, S.D. (AP) — South Dakota's top prosecutor charged two consultants who worked with a Native American tribe on its plans to open the nation's first marijuana resort with drug offenses ...

Tribe starts plants for ‘marijuana resort’ in southeast South Dakota FLANDREAU, S.D. - The marijuana plants are already growing in a remodeled building on the Flandreau Santee Sioux ...

A small South Dakota Native American tribe is taking on a new venture to attract tourism. The Santee Sioux are opening the nation's first marijuana resort on its reservation.

FLANDREAU, S.D. — The small South Dakota Indian tribe known as the Flandreau Santee Sioux already has a successful casino, a 120-room hotel and a 240-head buffalo ranch. Now it’s undertaking … ...

But those enterprises have not been immune to competition and the lingering effects of the Great Recession, so the small tribe of 400 is undertaking a new venture – opening the nation’s first ...

The small South Dakota Indian tribe known as the Flandreau Santee Sioux already has a successful casino, a 120-room hotel and a 240-head buffalo ranch.

The Santee Sioux tribe has already proven its business acumen, running a successful casino, a 120-room hotel and a 240-head buffalo ranch on the plains of South Dakota.

News Marijuana South Dakota tribe to open nation’s first marijuana resort Marijuana plants grow in the new germinating facility on the Flandreau Santee Sioux Reservation in Flandreau, S.D.

The Santee Sioux, a small tribe of 400, is undertaking a new venture — opening the nation's first marijuana resort on its reservation.

The Santee Sioux tribe has already proven its business acumen, running a successful casino, a 120-room hotel and a 240-head buffalo ranch on the plains of South Dakota. But those enterprises have n… ...