MILWAUKEE—A tougher breed of bowling pin is popping up at alleys in the U.S. and abroad. Serious bowlers have cause to fear them. New technology makes these bowling pins harder to knock down, ...

The sound of a bowling ball crashing into 10 pins - well, if you're lucky - is one thing that could change with the rise of new technology at the bowling alley. A shift is underway in how bowling pins ...

There’s a bowling revolution in play, and not all bowlers are willing participants. In fact, a few are on strike, and it’s all because bowling alleys across America are getting rid of traditional ...

Owners of the Pin and Cue, Scott and Mike McCracken, with the business' iconic, giant wooden bowling pin. (Julie Engler/Whitefish Pilot) Gail Watson had to use a ladder to reach the top of the 10-foot ...