A bill in the West Virginia Senate that would have expanded machine gun access statewide has been sidelined by a procedural move, Senate officials said Tuesday.

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The Monroe Bumper Humpers hosted their 3rd Annual Vintage Ride-In and landowner appreciation event Sunday, February 22, and ...

In February, The Boring Co. secured final approval from state and federal officials to build miles of tunnels under Nashville for its ride-share service. The road to get here — for project supporters ...

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Legislation creating a state-run video lottery system to replace and regulate “gray market” slot machines that have proliferated for years in gas stations, bars and fraternal halls across the state ...

South Carolina House budget writers proposed allowing people to buy lottery tickets at vending machines. Tracy Glantz tglantz@thestate.com Trips to convenience stores to buy a bottle of soda or pay ...

California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton has claimed $370 million in state funds meant for substance abuse programs instead went to helping the Democrats. The staggering sum, sourced from the ...

Five retail shops in Dunklin County were sued Tuesday by Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway, who alleges the businesses are operating illegal gambling machines on their premises. The ...

State and federal authorities are investigating "illegal" slot machines in Missouri and the flow of money to the companies that own them. The investigation follows a federal civil court ruling that ...

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A state and federal investigation of “illegal” slot machines is looking at how “billions” flow from Missourians to the companies that own the games, Attorney General Catherine ...