State lawmakers in Pennsylvania are now on the clock to try and regulate the “skill machines” that are found in a number of bars, restaurants and nonprofit clubs following a ruling by the state supreme court that called the machines unlawful. “I think we all knew we needed to do something to regulate and tax skill games,” Gov. Josh Shapiro said. “The proliferation of skill machines has gotten to the point where it’s out of control,” Berks County District Attorney John Adams told our Tom Rader. More at 5:30.
