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‘I Felt Used, I Felt Abused’: Multiple North Texas Customers Scammed
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‘I Felt Used, I Felt Abused’: Multiple North Texas Customers Scammed
At least a dozen customers of an alarm company were targeted by ... “I felt used, I felt abused,” Vandygriff said. ... A spokesman told the Ones for Justice at least 12 customers in the Dallas area fell for the same scam.
New laws take effect with new year in Arkansas
The changing of a calendar not only means the changing of a year, but several new laws that will take effect in the ...
Use of Panic Buttons Grows
Panic button requirement approved by Sacramento officials 1.15.20 – KCRA...
Capitol Insider: Kansas Chamber’s agenda heavy on tax, spending …
Kansas' most influential business lobbying organization plans to descend on the Capitol with a wish list for the 2019 Legislature and Gov.-elect Laura Kelly that ...
Louisiana House, Senate elect new leaders as term begins
The Louisiana House has elected Republican Clay Schexnayder to be its new House speaker. Monday's vote ...
Here are the bills we’re watching during Maryland’s 2020 …
The 2020 Maryland legislative session is set to be one of the state’s most momentous and impactful in recent memory. And that’s really saying something, given that within the last decade the Maryland General Assembly has passed legislation that raised the minimum wage in most industries to $15 per hour, abolished the death penalty, and strengthening of gun control.
Bills to watch for the 2020 Legislative Session
Hoping to keep up with what is happening at the State Capitol this year? Look no further than the Y’all Politics bills to watch list. This list will be updated throughout the 2020 Legislative Session as bills die and survive.
Keeping an eye on licensing
Occupational licensure is the requirement to meet various educational and experience measurements to practice a trade or profession within a state. In Oklahoma, the Occupational Licensing Advisory Commission was created to review the occupations that require this standard.
