A powerful and innovative collaboration has emerged in Cape Cod that aims to tackle the growing issue of substance use disorder (SUD) within the community. Cape Cod Healthcare and the Cape & Islands District Attorney's office have joined forces, driven by a commitment to address this
As the Florida legislative session commenced on March 4, many eyes were on Governor Ron DeSantis' State of the Senate address, which outlined the conservative agenda driving the state’s recent political landscape. The address featured significant policy issues surrounding immigration, a
Mass layoffs in the federal firefighting workforce under President Donald Trump's administration have sparked widespread concern about the United States' preparedness for year-round wildfires. Part of Trump's broader efforts to reduce the federal workforce, these cuts affect both
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a game-changer in Oklahoma’s procurement process. This innovative technology aims to address and resolve critical issues related to errors and transparency, which have long plagued the state’s purchasing activities. The promise of AI lies not just in aut
Virginia is considering new legislation that would restrict social media access for minors under the age of 16, aiming to address the growing concerns over the negative impact of excessive screen time on children's well-being. Senate Bill 854, introduced by Senator Schuyler VanValkenburg
Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser recently voiced her strong objections to a House Republican stopgap funding plan that could potentially result in a significant financial shortfall for the nation's capital. Bowser's concerns center around the GOP's continuing resolution (CR),
