The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation, a Kansas-based Native American tribe, has filed a lawsuit against the federal government, seeking over $2.25 million in damages. The tribe alleges that the Indian Health Service (IHS) underpaid them for health care costs by not fully covering contract support
For state and local government leaders, technology modernization projects are often seen as monumental undertakings characterized by complexity and uncertainty. Today, these projects involve more emerging technology than ever, and its importance continues to grow as the public expects a high level
The Corvallis City Council recently made headlines by narrowly rejecting the Marriott hotel's contentious parking expansion proposal, igniting further debate about urban development and pedestrian safety in the bustling downtown area. Simultaneously, Republic Services is under scrutiny for
As Hurricane Debby barrels toward Florida's Big Bend, counties across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia are bracing for impact, implementing a multitude of safety measures and advisories to ensure the well-being of their communities. Authorities have issued numerous warnings, closures of
A groundbreaking federal initiative has been launched to address historical discrimination against farmers, ranchers, and forest landowners, backed by a $2 billion allocation through the Discrimination Financial Assistance Program. This program, part of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, aims to
South Carolina's government workforce offers an array of unique and intriguing job opportunities that go beyond the commonly recognized high-paying roles such as psychiatrists, doctors, and lawyers. This article delves into several unconventional positions, combining a blend of administrative,
