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Capitol siege a security failure on multiple levels
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IRS Issues Guidance on Deductibility of PPP Expenses
The Do’s and Don’ts of Operating Separate Entities
2021 CE Pro State of the Industry: Sheltered From the Storm
Vivint Forced to Pay $3.2M for Allegedly Making False Statements to Federally Insured Bank
Alarm company ordered to pay restitution to more than 600 Arizonans
HDMI 2.1 Adoption Poised for a Big 2021
Facial Recognition In A Post-Covid World
LRG Celebrates Anniversary & Provides Solution Videos
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Maryland comptroller provides temporary tax relief for businesses
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot announced Wednesday that his office is deferring certain taxes for 90 days to help small businesses stay afloat and stimulate the local economy.
8-Year Anniversary of Las Cruces Alarm Ordinance Shows Big Decrease in False Alarms
The City of Las Cruces Alarm Systems Ordinance has now been in effect for eight years and has seen a 59 percent decrease in false alarm calls that place an unnecessary burden on first responders and taxpayers.
A preview of what’s to come during the Arkansas legislative session
There's a lot of hot-button issues on this year's agenda and those alone make this session one of the most anticipated in Arkansas history.
Louisiana business advocates hope to avoid strict crackdown on employee misclassification
Louisiana’s state government should not implement a strict crackdown on businesses that misclassify their employees as independent contractors, business advocates said Thursday.
Kansas Chamber to focus on economic growth in new year, releases legislative agenda
The Kansas Chamber released its 2021 legislative agenda Sunday, a plan filled with ideas to strengthen the state’s business community and continue to grow the job market.
Mississippi Department of Health moves into next phase of COVID vaccinations
The Mississippi Department of Health opened 18 drive-through sites in the state to give COVID-19 vaccinations to healthcare workers and those that work in healthcare facilities.
Oklahoma one of the top states in US for lightning strikes in 2020, data shows
Vaisala reports that more than 17.5 million lightning events were detected in the U.S. in 2020, with Oklahoma being one of the top states for lighting strikes.
Texas police group launches campaign ahead of likely contentious legislative session
Texas police group launches campaign ahead of likely contentious legislative session. ... following the Austin City Council's vote to cut $20 million from the police budget and transition $130 million in services away from police control.
