• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
Digital News Updates
  • Home
  • News
  • Politics
  • Business

Billings law to regulate massage businesses, fight human trafficking passes first reading

April 13, 2021

An ordinance to regulate massage businesses in Billings with the goal to cut down on human trafficking passed in a 8-3 vote at a City Council meeting Monday night.

Council discussion and public comment lasted hours at the hybrid meeting in the Billings Public Library and over video call. The ordinance still needs a second reading at a future Council meeting before it becomes law.

READ MORE

Filed Under: Politics

Related Articles:

  • Kellen Willert Appointed Judge in South Dakota’s Fourth Judicial Circuit
  • Ten Foreign Nationals Indicted in Minnesota Voter Fraud Cases
  • Flint, Forstag Trade Attacks in First Western District Debate
  • Flint Launches Public Safety Ad
  • Flint Unveils Tax Plan, Targets Forstag’s Lobbying Record
  • Idaho General Fund Revenue Tops Forecast by $90 Million in First Quarter

Primary Sidebar

— Advertisement —

Digital News Updates Logo

Recent News Posts

  • South Dakota Joins Generic Drug Price-Fixing Settlements
  • Montana DEQ Commits $1.89 Million to Missoula Affordable Housing Project
  • Knudsen Asks Supreme Court to Review Challenge to DEI Training
  • Idaho General Fund Revenue Tops Forecast by $90 Million in First Quarter

Recent Politics Posts

  • Idaho General Fund Revenue Tops Forecast by $90 Million in First Quarter
  • Kellen Willert Appointed Judge in South Dakota’s Fourth Judicial Circuit
  • Montana Senate Candidates Draw Contrasts on Experience, Affordability and Political Independence
  • Poll: Majority of voters concerned about socialists running for office

Recent Business Posts

  • JPMorgan Set to Lead Bank Earnings Tuesday
  • Sibanye-Stillwater Strike Ends After Workers Approve New Contract
  • Gianforte, Chamber Announce Tech-Focused Economic Summit
  • Amazon Pledges $1 Billion to Data Center Communities Amid Growing Backlash

Copyright © 2026 Digital News Updates, All Rights Reserved.