Bank to delay land auction at West Virginia Gov. Justice’s resort
Carter Bank & Trust of Martinsville, Virginia, has announced its intent to reschedule its plans to auction off land at a resort owned by Republican West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice.
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Michigan asks residents to help house, settle migrants amid crisis at border
Michigan is asking residents to help house migrants in their homes as an influx of immigrants continues at the southern border daily.
CA Bill Would Make Property Insurers Ask Applicants If They Have Guns, Report Data to State Government
A bill has been introduced in the California state legislature that would require homeowner and renter insurance providers within the state to collect information from insurance applicants in the state about whether they have firearms and how those firearms are stored on the property. Assemblyman Mike Gipson and Sen. Catherine Blakespear—who are both Democrats—co-sponsored the
California Bill Would Make Property Insurers Ask Applicants If They Have Guns, Report Data to State Government
A bill has been introduced in the California state legislature that would require homeowner and renter insurance providers within the state to collect information from insurance applicants in the state about whether they have firearms and how those firearms are stored on the property. Assemblyman Mike Gipson and Sen. Catherine Blakespear—who are both Democrats—co-sponsored the
California Bill Would Require Property Insurers to Ask About Gun Ownership
The bill would also require insurers to ask applicants whether these firearms are stored in locked containers when not in use. A bill has been introduced in the California state legislature that would require homeowner and renter insurance providers within the state to collect information from insurance applicants in the state about whether they have
Alaska public health czar Dr. Anne Zink to resign
Dr. Anne Zink, Alaska's chief medical officer, is resigning from her post later this year, planning to continue full-time work until early April.
New York Jury to Resume Deliberations in Civil Trial of NRA Officials
The New York Attorney General’s Office claims the NRA operated in a culture of corruption, but the NRA says the lawsuit is a political attack. The jury in the civil trial of three National Rifle Association (NRA) executives and the organization itself will resume deliberations on Tuesday, Feb. 20, in New York City. New York