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10 unusual bills proposed in Mississippi’s 2024 legislative session
Sen. Kevin Blackwell, R-Southaven, is looking to get ahead of the curve as technology quickly advances with SB 2088, which would act as a protection to employees from forced human microchip implantation
Pittsburgh police will no longer respond to all burglar alarms
Beginning April 15, officers will only respond to alarms meeting specific criteria, including human-activated hold-up alarms and panic alarms, medical alert alarms, "priority locations" such as government buildings, critical infrastructure, or any location that has the potential to become a larger threat to public ...
Here’s how the Arkansas General Assembly creates, amends and passes bills
The path from an idea to a law requires several steps. This guide can help you follow the Arkansas General Assembly as it considers changes to state law.
How Louisiana is adding to latest job growth, 303k jobs added in U.S. in March
President and CEO Will Green of the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry said the state needs to improve on developing skills; depending on the needs of industries largely based in a specific region.
Laura Kelly signs workers compensation bill for Kansas, after labor and business negotiate
Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill that updates Kansas’ workers compensation system into law on Thursday that increases maximum benefits to injured employees.
Reeling From Bridge Collapse, State Lawmakers Still Got Other Business Done
A tragedy in the Port of Baltimore threatened to overwhelm their best-laid plans at the end of this spring’s legislative session, but Maryland state lawmakers still managed to pass several key measures that look beyond the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge and ahead to the future.
Oklahoma City emerges as 5th hottest job market in the U.S.
Oklahoma City is recognized as the 5th hottest job market in the country, according to a recent Wall Street Journal article.
Texas ranked among Top 15 best states for working from home: report
Texas was ranked 15th overall best in the U.S. for working from home, between Tennessee and Rhode Island.
