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What you need to know about false alarms
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This Is the Cheapest State to Run a Business
Approve.com released a new study about the cheapest states to run a business. It looked at average annual wages in 2020, energy costs from May 2021 in cents per kilowatt-hours, average internet price per megabit, and the corporate income tax rate paid by businesses in the highest tax bracket. While the methodology may be incomplete, it is a fairly good
What you need to know about false alarms
There will always be uncontrollable elements that can lead to false alarms, be it surprise guests or system malfunctions. Control what you can to ensure your home security is as valuable and believable as possible. Save your "Wolf!" cries for when it counts.
Arkansas State Police add low-profile vehicles to combat uptick in excessive speeding, distracted driving
Reckless driving, including speeds in the triple digits, has significantly increased since the start of the pandemic in Arkansas and across the nation, officials say.
Employers try to combat Kansas labor shortage in restaurants
Small-business owners in Kansas are faring slightly better than the rest of the nation in facing a labor shortage, a new survey says.
Louisiana’s economy is not growing as expected, here’s how employers are coping
Louisiana's economy is not growing as expected, here's how employers are coping
Maryland Governor Hogan announces immediate authorization of COVID-19 booster shots
Hogan's authorization can after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention endorsed Pfizer COVID-19 booster shots for millions of older or otherwise vulnerable Americans.
10-digit dialing coming to 662 area code in Mississippi
Residents in the 662 area code in northern Mississippi will be required to dial 10 digits (area code + phone number) for all local calls starting Oct. 24, 2021.
Georgetown plans to update fire code to require smoke alarms in kennels after 75 dogs die
Recommended updates include requiring smoke alarms and sprinklers systems in kennels and pet boarding facilities, regardless of their size, a city official said Tuesday.
