Police say a woman playing Pokemon Go in a parking lot north of Toronto was nearly hit by a driver who was also playing the wildly popular smartphone game.

A Baltimore police officer’s bodycam captured the moment a Pokemon Go-playing distracted driver sideswiped a parked police cruiser early Monday morning.

Gotta catch 'em all! That's one motto that doesn't just apply to Pokemon Go. It also applies to police when it comes to criminals.

Pokemon Go is sweeping the nation but one place where players can’t “catch 'em all” is at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children.

Tom Currie has become the world's first full-time "Pokemon trainer." He quit his job and will dedicate the next two months to playing the game.

Pokemon Go’s popularity is benefiting Canadians – even those who aren’t playing the augmented-reality game.

The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and Arlington National Cemetery have requested that smartphone users refrain from "catching" Pokemon when they are visiting.

Canadians can finally officially download the mobile gaming sensation Pokemon Go, but before Sunday, Canadians had to find workarounds to play the game.