Now, a shopping cart to make long cash counter queues a thing of the past

Bangalore, Jan.18 : Three engineering students in India's southern Bangalore city have created a self-check-out-counter-shopping-cart which will be used in grocery stores across the city.

Lawmaker revamps bill to let faculty, students carry guns on college campuses

Hoping to avoid another veto, a state lawmaker on Monday revamped his proposal to let faculty and students carry guns onto college and university campuses.

Plastic bag ban sparks debate, discussion

All of "the little" stores in Paso Robles will not be directly affected by an ordinance banning single-use plastic bags enacted by the countywide Integrated Waste Management Authority (IWMA) last week, according to IWMA manager Bill Worrell.

Tennessee Gov. Haslam sees new merit in tax cuts

Gov. Bill Haslam announced Tuesday that his legislative priorities for the year will include a small reduction in the sales tax on groceries.

Commissioner proposes fund for securities litigation

Kansas has a reputation for being tough on securities violations, but investigation and prosecution takes a long time and expenses come out of the budget of the county where the fraud occurred. The Kansas Securities Commission has proposed a bill that would create a state litigation fund.