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Attorney General warns of scams, price gouging after April 2 storms

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LITTLE ROCK — Attorney General Tim Griffin has issued a consumer alert to help Arkansans avoid falling victim to scams and price gouging following another round of severe storms in the state. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has declared a state of emergency, which includes prohibitions on price gouging. “I continue to pray for those impacted […] The post Attorney General warns of scams, price gouging after April 2 storms appeared first on Stuttg…
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Glowiak Hilton works to protect consumers from price gouging after a disaster

SPRINGFIELD — Disasters take a physical, emotional and financial toll, which can be compounded by inflated prices of essential items during the recovery process. To protect Illinoisans in a time of need, State Senator Suzy Glowiak Hilton is working to prevent price gouging immediately following a disaster. “Tornados are common in Illinois — imagine one destroys your home and you go to the store to purchase diapers only to find the price has trip…

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Attorney General warns of scams, price gouging after April 2 storms

LITTLE ROCK — Attorney General Tim Griffin has issued a consumer alert to help Arkansans avoid falling victim to scams and price gouging following another round of severe storms in the state. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has declared a state of emergency, which includes prohibitions on price gouging. “I continue to pray for those impacted […] The post Attorney General warns of scams, price gouging after April 2 storms appeared first on Stuttg…

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Protect Yourself from Scams and Price Gouging After Arkansas Storms

Following the devastating April 2 storms that caused significant damage across northeast Arkansas, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has declared a state of emergency under Executive Order 25-07. As a result, Arkansas’s price gouging laws are now in effect under Act 376 of 1997, aiming to prevent businesses from unfairly inflating prices on essential goods and services during disaster recovery. Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has issued a wa…

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Ozark Radio News broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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