Universities and tribal operators clash over Senate Bill 6,137 expansion of sports wagering A House committee heard competing views on Senate Bill 6,137, which would let tribal facilities accept online wagers while bettors are on any tribe's premises and allow some collegiate-event wagering while banning bets on an individual enrolled athlete's performance. Universities warned of risks to student-athletes; tribal operators urged regulation and consumer protections.

The debate over Senate Bill 6,137 is heating up as universities voice concerns for student-athlete safety while tribal operators push for regulated sports wagering in Washington.

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Officials: Montana unlikely to mirror PJM price shocks; large‑load tariff protections discussed Bob Morris told the committee that recent capacity‑market price volatility in PJM does not map onto Montana’s regulated system; the committee also discussed a large‑load tariff and staff said customers would be protected by the regulatory process and required upgrade costs.

Montana's electricity market is taking a unique path, shielding customers from the price shocks seen elsewhere while discussing a new large-load tariff to ensure fair costs.

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Commissioner enforces new employee protections against retaliation for exercising workplace rights New regulations safeguard employees from retaliation for reporting quotas and safety violations

Massachusetts has just introduced groundbreaking regulations to protect employees from retaliation when they report unsafe work conditions and unfair quotas!

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