SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – The City of Springfield is receiving pushback one week after city leaders voted to ban gaming devices often found in gas stations. Torch Electronics, who owns some of the gaming ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Two "no-chance" gambling machines await customers in a Columbia convenience store (Rudi Keller/Missouri Independent). Slot ...

ST. LOUIS – A federal jury found a leading operator of unregulated slot machines in Missouri liable for false advertising and unfair competition related to the company’s promotion of “no chance” ...

Torch Electronics' games are a common sight in St. Louis-area convenience stores. It’s hard to say exactly when so many gas stations across Missouri began to resemble dens of gambling, but the future ...

Video lottery terminals around Springfield have been banned for less than a month, but already, the city is being sued and accused of overextending its power. Springfield City Council passed an ...

Slot machines in locations across Missouri violate state gambling laws, a federal jury found Monday in a verdict that Torch Electronics, the most visible operator of “gray market” games, unfairly ...

Slot machines in locations across Missouri violate state gambling laws, a federal jury found Monday in a verdict that Torch Electronics, the most visible operator of "gray market" games, unfairly ...