Shirley's Charitable Gaming Mar 20, 2026 Mar 20, 2026 Updated Mar 20, 2026 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Some charitable gaming organizations are pushing House Bill 904, which would require players to be at least 21 years old to play. As featured on Kentucky lawmakers advance sweeping gambling overhaul with HB 904 A sweeping Kentucky bill would raise the sports betting age to 21, restrict certain wagers and expand oversight across gambling industries. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Marc Weinberg's Wednesday evening forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesLouisville healthcare companies charged in federal fraud crackdown, DOJ saysDeath investigation underway after woman found in southwest Louisville dumpsterLMPD auctioning off unclaimed cars, trucks and ATVs from impound lotLudacris, T.I., Rick Ross and BigXThaPlug coming to Louisville's L&N StadiumCampbell's announces closure of Jeffersonville snack factoryMikel Brown Jr. selected No. 6 in NBA Draft by Brooklyn, Louisville's highest draft pick in 36 yearsMosquitoes with the West Nile Virus identified in southern Indiana18-year-old escaped suspect arrested after search near EKU campusGoodwood Brewing files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy after months of closures and lawsuitsCRAWFORD | Mikel Brown's biggest Louisville lesson came while he wasn't playing Videos
Kentucky lawmakers advance sweeping gambling overhaul with HB 904 A sweeping Kentucky bill would raise the sports betting age to 21, restrict certain wagers and expand oversight across gambling industries.
