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Several new laws go into effect Thursday in Maryland
Two new laws go into effect Thursday in Maryland the General Assembly passed in response to the end of Roe Versus Wade. Both are intended to make Maryland a safe haven for those seeking abortions.
Fayetteville looks to lower false alarm penalties
The proposal the council will consider Tuesday would lower the dollar amounts charged to offending property or business owners. A $250 penalty for failure to register a security alarm would be waived if the owner provides police a copy of an application within 10 days of a violation notice.
Fayetteville looks to lower false alarm penalties
The proposal the council will consider Tuesday would lower the dollar amounts charged to offending property or business owners. A $250 penalty for failure to register a security alarm would be waived if the owner provides police a copy of an application within 10 days of a violation notice.
Roundup: Louisiana wages / River study / Restaurant trends
Thirty-ninth: Louisiana workers made an average of $1,134 per week in the last quarter of 2022, data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows, with wages falling around 0.8% from the same period the previous year
Kansas Commerce Department Announces Training Opportunities Available To Employers Through KTRAIN
The KTRAIN program will reimburse Kansas employers up to 50% of the cost to deliver approved customized training and education that provide critical skills to new and current employees in high-demand, high-wage positions.
Mississippi receives $151.4 million for broadband expansion
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has dispersed $10 billion in grant funding throughout the nation. Mississippi will receive $151.4 million of that for increasing broadband service.
String of break-ins terrorize Oklahoma City small businesses
Windows are boarded up on businesses down Classen Avenue. The Oklahoma City Police Department said they don't know at this point if the break-ins from Tuesday night are related to the others, but it is the same area that a group of juveniles have been targeting.
The regular 2023 legislative session is over. Here’s how the most consequential bills fared
The 2023 Texas legislative session came to a stunning end when tense negotiations on property taxes and border issues between lawmakers broke down at the last minute, leading Gov. Greg Abbott to call for an immediate special session.
