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5G Future: ‘An Antenna in Every Room’
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Baltimore County Council approved a bill Tuesday that requires more security for gun shops and gun shows.
The Baltimore County Council approved legislation Tuesday night to require more security at gun shops and gun shows. ... The bill, known as the Secure All Firearms Effectively, or SAFE, Act would create a new license for firearm stores and temporary gun shows in the county.
Tinder to roll out panic alarm in app
Tinder to roll out panic alarm in app. The online dating service Tinder is making sure that its users are safe when they meet up using the app.
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 ...
Louisiana State Fire Marshal’s Office kicks off “Community Risk Reduction Week”
The Louisiana State Fire Marshal’s Office has announced the start to their inaugural Community Risk Reduction Week. The effort is geared toward “helping the fire service better help its community by learning the most common risks, finding prevention solutions for those risks and then spreading that messaging throughout their towns and cities.”
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 ...
Bills to watch for the 2020 Legislative Session
Hoping to keep up with what is happening at the State Capitol this year? Look no further than the Y’all Politics bills to watch list. This list will be updated throughout the 2020 Legislative Session as bills die and survive.
Keeping an eye on licensing
Occupational licensure is the requirement to meet various educational and experience measurements to practice a trade or profession within a state. In Oklahoma, the Occupational Licensing Advisory Commission was created to review the occupations that require this standard.
Texas topped nation in 2019 job growth
Crews work on framing a house near Austin, Texas. The construction industry in Texas added nearly...
