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Here’s How Much Maryland Grew In The 2010s
A new report from the Census Bureau found Maryland had a population increase throughout the 2010s....
Top Public Safety and Emergency Communications Trends in 2020
Rave Mobile Safety CEO Todd Piett shares what he believes will be the biggest public safety and emergency communications trends in the coming year.
New laws take effect with new year in Arkansas
The changing of a calendar not only means the changing of a year, but several new laws that will take effect in the ...
A new year brings new laws to Louisiana
January 01, 2020 6:58 AM in NewsSource: WBRZ BATON ROUGE – A new year means a host of new...
Capitol Insider: Kansas Chamber’s agenda heavy on tax, spending …
Kansas' most influential business lobbying organization plans to descend on the Capitol with a wish list for the 2019 Legislature and Gov.-elect Laura Kelly that ...
Two States Join NESA
Two more states have joined the National Electronic Security Alliance (NESA) effective January 1,...
OKC officer surprises single mom, children with toys after …
Police said the burglars stole all the children's Christmas presents. Their mother was devastated, as she had saved all year long to buy presents for her children. According to police, Walmart had donated a large quantity of toys to the Police Department for situations like this.
New Texas laws going into effect on Jan. 1
some new laws will begin in Texas starting Jan. 1. ... House Bill 492 allows a temporary property tax exemption for a portion of an appraised value of property damaged in a disaster area. ... Senate Bill 1264 was created to protect consumers against health care ...
