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Greensboro couple accused of calling 911 thousands of times, costs Guilford County millions
Michael and Laura Haithcock of Greensboro, N.C., have called 9-1-1 6,200 times since 2004, costing taxpayers $2 million, and now each faces four counts of misusing the 9-1-1 system. The county is working with local agencies to create an adult welfare team to identify people who may need nonemergency assistance.
Fire marshal: Cat turned on stove, resulting in Edina kitchen fire
Officials have determined that two recent Edina kitchen fires were accidents both caused by stove burners being accidentally turned or left on – one of them by a cat.
City working to balance budget after raising police, fire pay
A city in Northeast Arkansas is working to balance its budget after raising its pay for police officers and firefighters.
Governor Kelly Announces $5M to Expand Access to High-Speed Internet inRural Kansas Communities
Governor Laura Kelly today announced that $5 million has been awarded to eight internet service providers (ISPs) in the latest round of Broadband Acceleration Grants for 2023.
Governor-elect Jeff Landry announces LSP Superintendent, Fire Marshal, Adjutant General
Governor-elect Jeff Landry today announced the appointments of Robert Hodges as the 27th Louisiana State Police Superintendent, Bryan Adams as Louisiana Fire Marshal, and Thomas Friloux as Louisiana's 51st Adjutant General.
Maryland businesses struggling to fill jobs
The unemployment rate in Maryland is now the lowest in the country at 1.7% in October. Most would think that is good news, but there is a downside to it. Businesses and several industries are struggling to fill vacancies. WBAL-TV looks into how that's possible.
Pearl using cameras to target uninsured drivers
The City of Pearl has partnered with Securix Mississippi to use existing traffic safety cameras to read license plates that will verify if a vehicle has insurance. Leaders said potential violations will be verified by a Pearl police officer, and a ticket will be mailed to the offender.
Study finds high worker burnout in Oklahoma
A new study ranks Oklahoma eighth among all states for worker burnout.
Here’s where the most new Texans moved from (and where we lost residents, too)
In total, Texas added 668,000 new residents across 2021 and 2022. But when you factor in people who moved away, Texas' net gain was around 174,000 (which is no small number).