Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin took action on a final batch of bills from the year’s regular legislative session Friday, signing seven but vetoing 48.

Two consecutive days of action — that’s what some local convenience stores are doing to protest the Governor’s skill games amendments.

Convenience store owners across the state Monday refused to sell lottery tickets in protest of Governor Youngkin's amendments to the skill games regulation bill.

The Virginia Supreme Court reinstated a ban after they considered skill games as a form of illegal gambling.

Two bills to legalize and regulate skill games are making their way through the Virginia General Assembly.

Many localities in our region have already started enforcing Virginia's skill games ban.

The Virginia Supreme Court reinstated the skill games ban on Oct. 13.

The higher court ruled to reinstate a ban over the games back on Oct. 13.

As legal battles over betting machines continue in Virginia, some localities are trying to figure out how to handle these businesses.

Queen of Virginia Skills & Entertainment, the largest distributor of skill games in the Commonwealth, announced Friday that its machines will soon be banned.