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     Texas Republicans have filed dozens of bills affecting LGBTQ people. Here’s what they’d do.

     KRGV Rio Grande Valley· 3 days ago

     Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the...

2. • Small Business - Shelby County Reporter | Shelby County Reporter

     The Shelby County Reporter· 2 days ago

     METTAWA, Ill., May 28, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Brunswick Corporation (NYSE: BC), the global leader in marine technology, today announced that Dave Foulkes, Chief Executive Officer, and Ryan Gwillim, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial

3. • BROWNSTOWN TOWNSHIP

     The News-Herald· 4 days ago

     THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BROWNSTOWN ORDAINS: Section 1. WHEREAS, in order to protect public health, safety, and welfare and to advance legitimate and rational regulation of ...

4. • SoCalGas Receives Organizational Leadership Award from The Climate Registry for its ASPIRE 2045...

     WKBN 27 Youngstown· 6 days ago

     The utility is being recognized not only for its own emissions reduction goals, but also for exemplifying leadership in its internal response to climate change and the engagement of its peers ...

5. • JD Supra: McDermottPlus Check-Up: April 26, 2024

     JD Supra· 3 days ago

     The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released final rules on home- and community-based services (HCBS) access and managed care. Alongside the 3 – 2 vote, the Federal Trade Commission ...

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     Officials quiet on date for first campus safety committee meeting following cancellation

     The GW Hatchet· 3 days ago

     Officials have not rescheduled the inaugural meeting for a campus safety committee, after...

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     OPINION: Voters, where do we go from here?

     Coeur d'Alene Press· 6 days ago

     Now that the dust has settled from the primaries, let’s talk about the political landscape in North Idaho. A few friends were lamenting the deterioration...

8. • City of Lincoln ordered to pay $727K in attorney fees, costs in settled discrimination lawsuit

     Grand Island Independent· 6 days ago

     A federal judge says the city of Lincoln must pay nearly three-quarters of a million dollars in attorney fees and costs in the case of a former Lincoln firefighter whose discrimination lawsuit ...

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     Are We Ready? Debating the Safety of Self-Driving Vehicles

     Daily Sundial· 1 day ago

     Self-driving vehicles have evolved from sci-fi dreams into a technology rapidly integrating into...