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WAVE) LOUISVILLE, KY Amazon is seeking to hire hundreds of thousands of seasonal workers around the country as the holiday season draws near. The corporation stated that it is employing 250,000 individuals for full-time, part-time, and seasonal positions; 1,000 of those positions are located in the Greater Louisville area and 3,000 of them are in Kentucky. Pay is $18 per hour with the possibility to go full-time after the holidays, along with benefits like health insurance.

Although Winchester police confiscated around forty machines from eleven establishments and accused their owners of having unlawful gambling devices, a Jefferson County judge blocked Louisville officials from pursuing enforcement measures against comparable “gray machines.”

Over the past few years, thousands of cash reward games that resemble slot machines have appeared in gas stations and retail establishments throughout Kentucky, compelling the state government to take action. In response, lawmakers passed a measure in 2023 outlawing them and defining “gray machines,” so named because of the ambiguous legal space they occupy. Kentucky is still unable to achieve such clarity more than a year later. Attorney General Russell Coleman recently issued an advice stating that new games that promise to be “risk free” are likewise illegal, yet many identical cash payout games are still available in retailers around the state.

A Jefferson County judge has halted Louisville’s attempts to outlaw these new games, but on September 4, the Winchester Police Department took 38 games out of 11 establishments and accused the owners of several Class A misdemeanor counts of having an unlawful gambling device. Abuthiab Taysir is the owner of one of the Winchester convenience stores that had its machines seized and is now facing significant criminal accusations. He was angry because he had received no notice from the authorities or the corporation that was distributing the games (and keeping the money for themselves) that he may get into such trouble.