Lots of kids love video games. Unfortunately, lots of parents find themselves facing unexpected charges because of them.

The ESA touted the benefits of games for U.S. veterans, with 77% of veterans saying they believe games have a positive impact on their lives.

The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) says video games may be helping the well-being and mental health of U.S. veterans.

By Spencer Tracy Click here for updates on this story MARION COUNTY, Florida (WESH) — A 17-year-old in Marion County has been arrested after being accused of making kids send him sexual content. The M ...

Sen. Mike Lee and Rep. John James have introduced the App Store Accountability Act to address the danger of apps systemically ...

Our Grant Me Hope child this week is 15-year-old Jaheim, who loves reading, watching movies and playing video games.

Wenjay Sung has two stepchildren and one biological child. His assets include a $3M house, a $1M doctor practice, and ...

Two teens in Pensacola were recently arrested for attacking a homeless man. Attacks against older homeless men by younger men ...

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - The Shriners Children’s Hospital system is the largest provider of prosthetics and orthotics in the country. Across their 17 labs, they distributed 56,000 orthotic devices and 4 ...

From museums and music to games — both sporty and board-y — the Little Rock metro offers many things to do and memberships to ...