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Arkansas’ special legislative session to prioritize tax cuts, school safety funding
In a special session starting Tuesday, the Arkansas General Assembly will consider granting a temporary nonrefundable income tax credit of $150 for individual taxpayers with net income up to $87,000 and of $300 for married taxpayers filing jointly with net income up to $174,000 as a part of a four-pronged tax cut measure.
Fannin swaps drafts on Alarm Ordinance with changes
Set to take effect in September, Fannin County approved its new Alarm Ordinance in June 2022, but indicated the wrong draft in the official motion.
Primary election brings mixed bag of results for Kansas legislative incumbents
Several incumbent Kansas legislators are on their way out of the Statehouse after Tuesday’s election. Others are just barely hanging on.
Supply shortages could mean delays in power restoration after storms
Basic essentials to restore power, including transformers, are in short supply. Transformers typically take three to six months to import, but the delivery date is two to six years from now because of supply chain issues.
‘Old man bandit’ charged with bank robberies in Bethesda, Gaithersburg
Steven Gregory Gass, 67, has a history of robbing banks spanning 45 years, county police said in a release Friday afternoon.
How Employers Can Keep Up as Mississippi’s Equal Pay Law Takes Effect
House Bill 770, “Mississippi Equal Pay for Equal Work Act,” recently took effect. That means aggrieved employees can now bring gender-based pay claims in Mississippi state courts that can’t be removed to federal court. Here’s what you need to know.
Should More States Jump on Oklahoma’s Full Expensing Bandwagon?
A new Oklahoma law allows for full corporate income tax deductions for the cost of business asset expenditures.
Texts Aren’t Calls in Texas: Court Holds Texas Telemarketing Licensing Requirement Does not Apply to Promotional Texts
8.3.22 -National Law Review As everyone knows by now, texts are calls under the TCPA. However that...
