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
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,
Connecticut's public higher education system finds itself on a precipice, facing severe financial distress as budget deficits widen. The response from lawmakers has been decisive, albeit contentious, with a recent bill passing that delivers an additional $160 million injection of COVID-19
Ohio’s path to legalizing adult-use marijuana is a compelling instance of democracy at work, bolstered by bipartisan backing and direct voter involvement. This landmark development sees the state preparing medical dispensaries for an expanded client base after the Joint Committee on Agency Rule R
Concerns Over AIDEA's Performance Economic Impact Questioned Economists Gregg Erickson and Milton Barker, backed by the environmental group SalmonState, have raised significant concerns about the effectiveness of the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority (AIDEA). Their
The year 2023 presented a challenging fiscal scenario for the Commonwealth of Virginia. A standoff between the governor and state legislators brought the state to the precipice of a shutdown as the new fiscal year approached with no budget agreement in sight. At the heart of this was a rift in
