
Billy Jenkins
Regional Content Director at Townsquare Media
Radio Programmer and On-Air Personality from Seattle with stops in Missoula, Boise, and finally in Grand Junction!
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2 days ago |
kpq.com | Billy Jenkins
So, if you lost your driver's license because of too many speeding violations, what would you rather do? Lose your license and not drive, or drive with the device in your car that monitors your speed and keeps you from speeding. Washington is now the second state to adopt speed restricting Devices. The use of one of these devices would allow multiple speeding ticket offenders to get a special license that requires that they use this new technology to restrict how fast they can drive.
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3 days ago |
newstalk870.am | Billy Jenkins
So, if you lost your driver's license because of too many speeding violations, what would you rather do? Lose your license and not drive, or drive with the device in your car that monitors your speed and keeps you from speeding. Washington is now the second state to adopt speed restricting Devices. The use of one of these devices would allow multiple speeding ticket offenders to get a special license that requires that they use this new technology to restrict how fast they can drive.
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3 days ago |
973thedawg.com | Billy Jenkins
BATON ROUGE, La. (KPEL News) – Louisiana travelers planning trips to Mexico this summer are being urged to use extreme caution when using dating apps abroad. A new U.S. security alert warns of kidnappings and extortion schemes targeting Americans through app-based meetups—especially in tourist destinations like Puerto Vallarta and Nuevo Nayarit.
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3 days ago |
knue.com | Billy Jenkins
(East Texas) We all know by now that breaking the law in Texas is not a good idea, there will be consequences to deal with. And we also know that gambling is not legal in the Lone Star State, and while people will try to break the law without getting in trouble, it’s only a matter of time before law enforcement eventually steps in and takes action.
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4 days ago |
knue.com | Billy Jenkins
(Dallas, Texas) Most people in Texas and even those living outside of the Lone Star State understand that there are consequences to your actions. It doesn’t matter who you are or what position you hold, and recently there were three Dallas police officers that learned that lesson after investigations showed their misconduct. According to WFAA, Dallas Police Chief, Daniel Comeaux terminated all three employees after investigations confirmed wrongful actions.
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