Gotta catch 'em all! For players it may be Pokemon, but for police it's criminals.

You can't cross real property lines to chase imaginary creatures, even in Pokemon Go, a lawyer warns.

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.

Drivers are cashing in on the Pokémon Go craze, and offering Winnipeg players a way to get around the city for a fee.

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.

The seaside South Korean city of Sokcho is overrun with Pokemon Go players, as it appears to be the only place people can chase the game's virtual monsters.

A series of strange businesses have appeared online catering to the seemingly obsessive nature of Pokemon Go, including chauffeur services.

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

The developed behind the Pokemon Go sensation says it is working to “fix” an error after security concerns were raised it had been granted full access to users’ Google accounts.