State Police warn businesses that continued possession or operation of the machines after Oct. 13 could result in seizure and criminal charges. Rutter's declined to comment for this story, citing the ...

The Pennsylvania State Police expect to begin seizing ‘skill games’ — even non-operable ones — on Oct. 14, the day after the expiration of the state Supreme Court’s stay of an order finding the ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. – From your local laundromat to fire halls to your favorite pizza parlor, “skill games” shine brightly in a range of businesses and establishments. Now, though, the Pennsylvania State ...

Pennsylvania State Police are warning businesses with skill games that their machines could be seized next month as a deadline looms for lawmakers to regulate the video game terminals. The Supreme ...

Starting next month, the Pennsylvania State Police plan to begin seizing illegal skill games at businesses all throughout the state. On Thursday, officials with the Pennsylvania State Police announced ...

(WHTM) – Pennsylvania State Police have released guidance and recommendations as the deadline for lawmakers to legalize skill games looms, saying they plan to seize the machines if lawmakers do not ...

An Atlanta rapper and previously convicted felon has been sentenced to prison time after running a $6.5 million stolen check scheme and promoting how-to fraud tutorials, federal prosecutors said.

For 20 years, electricity was the most boring business in America, and our industry built its whole infrastructure strategy around the assumption that things would stay that way. The numbers tell the ...

Integration of large-language-model (LLM) chatbot support is ongoing with NI’s product line in the form of the Nigel AI Assistant. This includes its flagship LabVIEW development environment as well as ...

(The Center Square) - With a mid-October time frame in mind, law enforcement leaders in Pennsylvania are pondering the fate of an estimated 70,000 so-called "skill games" that the state's highest ...

With a mid-October time frame in mind, law enforcement leaders in Pennsylvania are pondering the fate of an estimated 70,000 so-called "skill games" that the state's highest court has found to be ...