Governor Glenn Youngkin tacked a lengthy list of amendments onto a bill that would legalize skill games.
Now, impacted store owners are pushing back.
Brad Kutner spoke to one such owner south of Richmond.
Virginia convenience stores protest Gov. Youngkin’s skill games amendments
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