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Incident im praying for everybody thats been impacted. Torrey rush, chairman of Richland County council released a statement that reads in part quote i want to ensure the public that this body and its individual members take this very seriously. Our collective responsibility to the public is compromised when such an event like this occurs. We will continue to monitor this situation. Councilman jim manning told me today he agrees with the released statement. Councilman Norman Jackson declined to comment on camera but says he believes council can move forward from this incident. Ive also reached...

We will raise taxes, yes we will, but also let us be clear chris, because theres a little bit of disingenuously out there. We may raise taxes, but we are also going to eliminate private Health Insurance premiums for individuals and businesses. Meanwhile, clinton focused on her wide experience on domestic and foreign issues while omalley asked his supporters to hold strong at their caucus. The iowa caucus is february 1st and candidates must receive 15 percent of voters to gain any delegates. If you want to vote in next months South Carolina democratic primary, the deadline to register is tomorr...

Public restitution and fraud the program. Of revenue was im not at the say the investigation is still stop with allegations of misuse tax dollars official say they are doing everything they can to safeguard the program and regain the publics trust. We need to make sure the right changes in protocols are put the place. Monday night Richland County councilman presenting part of a series of proposals that he says will ensure more oversight in the petty tax program. He is pushing for transparency after allegations of illegal activity by individuals and companies associated with the billion Dollar ...

Jeffrey Hoops, former CEO of coal companies Blackjewel LLC and Revelation Energy LLC, was at the center of two labor enforcement actions announced Tuesday that total nearly $2 million in penalties. The United States Department of Labor reported over $1.2 million in unpaid medical claims and ordered Blackjewel 401(k) plan trustees to pay roughly $637,000 after finding Hoops and other company executives Drew Kesler and Donald Hetrick diverted employee retirement contributions to pay for company expenses.

Jeffrey Hoops, former CEO of coal companies Blackjewel LLC and Revelation Energy LLC, was at the center of two labor enforcement actions announced Tuesday that total nearly $2 million in penalties. The United States Department of Labor reported over $1.2 million in unpaid medical claims and ordered Blackjewel 401(k) plan trustees to pay roughly $637,000 after finding Hoops and other company executives Drew Kesler and Donald Hetrick diverted employee retirement contributions to pay for company expenses.