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Information on complying with the Utah Artificial Intelligence AI Policy Act under the Division of Consumer Protection for licensed healthcare providers

The owner of a Springville landscaping company, which has since gone out of business, is facing numerous charges accusing him of taking money from clients up front and not completing, or in many cases, even starting the promised work.

In a separate criminal case, former dentist Seth Lookhart was sentenced to 20 years in prison with eight suspended.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The Ohio Department of Commerce is reminding people to report any maintenance issues found during Memorial Day events. With many Ohioans observing the May 27 holiday by visiting the gravesites of fallen heroes and honoring their sacrifice, the department’s Division of Real Estate and Professional Licensing encouraged individuals to help keep […]

A Look at State Regulatory Approaches for Peer Specialists, Community Health Workers and Behavioral Health Technicians/Aides

Families explain the reasons they’ve opted not to deliver in a hospital: They want water births. A more natural experience. A home-like environment. Fewer interventions. A smaller medical bill.

We all face difficult times. If you or someone you love is struggling with persistent unease, significant mood fluctuations, or difficulty with everyday activities or relationships, remember that you are not alone. You deserve to find the help you need.

We all face difficult times. If you or someone you love is struggling with persistent unease, significant mood fluctuations, or difficulty with everyday activities or relationships, remember that you are not alone. You deserve to find the help you need.

In observance of April’s designation as National Home Inspection Awareness Month, the Ohio Department of Commerce’s Division of Real Estate and Professional Licensing (REPL) is highlighting important information Ohio homebuyers need to know when they engage the services of a licensed home inspector.

A man who was convicted of weapons-related offenses while he was licensed as an armed security guard is facing new allegations of illegally possessing guns.