Downtown Louisville would benefit from casinos, Mayor Greg Fisher told WFPL on Thursday.
The market would determine where a casino would be built — but downtown Louisville seems like a logical spot, Fischer told WFPL's Gabe Bullard during an interview.
"That could change a whole lot of the dynamics downtown," Fischer said.
It's "premature" to discuss precisely where a casino may be built in downtown Louisville — or anywhere else — because they're not legal in Kentucky, said Fischer spokesman Chris Poynter, responding to a series of follow-up questions.
