Washington’s HB 1747 may change hiring laws, delaying background checks, restricting criminal record use, and increasing penalties. Learn how it could impact employers.

A little swear can sometimes fly off the tongue, but these drivers could get fined more than you earn in a year.

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IT CARRIES A MAXIMUM PENALTY OF SIX MONTHS IN PRISON, A $5,000 FINE, AND REQUIRES HIM TO PAY ... NEW HIRES MUST BE ABLE TO PASS A FEDERAL BACKGROUND CHECK. WE EMAILED THE POSTAL SERVICE TO FIND ...

Limiting gun possession for people under 21 and allowing lawmakers with concealed handgun licenses to carry in the Capitol ...

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During Monday night’s meeting, the Marshalltown city council heard a quarterly update from Marshalltown Police and Community ...

Oregon lawmaker seeks tougher penalties for blocking roads All three bills direct the department to submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to the judiciary ...

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This bill also increases punishment for civil penalties. If an investigation confirms that a sober living home violated state law, the owner will face a $1,000 fine for each violation.

Past penalties have been issued over YouTube videos promoting non-traditional sexual relationships and content deemed to discredit the Russian military. As reported, Google's fines in the Russian ...