Legislative EMS task force discusses solutions to funding services, delivery of care
ST. PAUL, Minn. — A bipartisan legislative task force looking at solutions to problems facing emergency medical services agrees that...
WARNING: Deadly Fungus on the Rise in Iowa
Last year, the Center for Disease Control issued a warning regarding a deadly and tricky fungus on the rise.Story continues
No ruling on bid to disqualify Georgia prosecutors after another day of odd testimony
A dramatic two-day hearing about whether the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office should be blocked from prosecuting Donald Trump and his allies ended...
Arizona’s Biggest & Best Kentucky Derby Party Returns With The Only Place In Arizona...
Arizona's Only Track-Side Derby Party Offers Two Exciting Experiences At Turf Paradise. It's the only Kentucky Derby party in Arizona where you can watch...
‘ELVIS Act’ seeks to protect TN musicians from AI; Critics warn of unintended consequences...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — In a first-of-its-kind bill , Tennessee lawmakers want to give singers more guard rails against artificial intelligence...
ARMED SCHOOL STAFF PROPOSAL SURVIVES FUNNEL DEADLINE
A BILL CREATING STANDARDS FOR ARMING SCHOOL EMPLOYEES MADE IT PAST THE IOWA LEGISLATURE'S FRIDAY LEGISLATIVE DEADLINE. THE BILL WOULD ESTABLISH A STATE PERMIT...
Training future semiconductor workers in Arizona
The Arizona Commerce Authority invested $13 million into NAU for semiconductor research and training.Story continues
RFK Jr. on Haley’s potential secret service protection: ‘Double standards abound’
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed his frustration about the situation surrounding GOP presidential primary candidate Nikki Haley possibly getting Secret...
Paramore Rejects Tennessee House Resolution On Band’s Grammy Wins After Singer/Songwriter Allison Russell Snub
Paramore has announced that they “will not accept any acknowledgement or honor from the TN House” for its Grammy wins after a lawmaker...
USDA to pay Georgia Farmers for discrimination
Georgia farmers that filed discrimination suits against USDA in it's lending program are now eligible for up to $500,000 in Financial Assistance.Story continues
