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Leslie Osborn, Sean Roberts to face off in Oklahoma labor commissioner runoff
In the upcoming Republican runoff election, Oklahoma's labor commissioner will attempt to fend off an intraparty challenge from a term-limited state lawmaker who has questioned her conservative credentials.
Many alarm services had wrong info for emergencies in Iowa Co., sheriff’s office says
Several companies that offered alarm services in Iowa Co. were not prepared to reach out to the right people in an emergency, the Sheriff's Office revealed.
Arkansas Lawmakers Pass Tax Cut Package, Adjourn Session
Arkansas lawmakers on Thursday approved a $500 million tax cut package and adjourned a special session without taking up teacher raises, abortion ban exceptions or other issues Democrats had hoped to add to the agenda.
Police departments struggle with staffing shortages
Police departments across the country are facing severe staffing shortages as they struggle to recruit and retain officers, and many departments have been forced to find new ways to fill the gaps. Why it matters: The shortages have coincided with a spike in crime across the nation.
Safe Schools Louisiana App deployment in 5 additional parishes
Now deployed in over 500 schools in parishes throughout the state, with five more parishes recently being added to the coverage list, the Safe Schools Louisiana App is giving students a way to report concerns anonymously.
Activists accuse Md. Labor Dept. of slow-walking heat protection regulations for workers
The commissioner of labor and industry at the Department of Labor, Matthew Helminiak, said the agency is looking to complete draft regulations ...
Medical marijuana sales expected by end of year in Mississippi
The statewide medical marijuana law went into effect Feb. 2, 2022. The Mississippi State Department of Health is still processing patient applications and expects to have those approved later this fall. Sales are expected to begin by the end of 2022. Copyright 2022 WTOK
Harris County Sheriff’s Office launches surveillance-sharing program to combat crime
The Harris County Sheriff's Office wants to know who has security cameras and where they are as it continues to combat crime in the Houston region. The sheriff's office launched a free, voluntary program called SafeCam.