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The following report was written for The Indiana Citizen by Indianapolis journalist Abriana Herron. May 8, 2023 When it comes to local politics, Black

Documents obtained by CBC News show B.C.'s Office of Mass Timber Implementation barred municipalities from building tall wood highrises unless they guaranteed local fire officials would be aligned with planning and building departments regarding any concerns they might have, including fire risks.

IHEA Announces 2023 - 24 Board of Directors and Officers

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Keypoint: Last week the Washington Senate passed the My Health My Data Act, the Arkansas legislature passed the Social Media Safety Act, and the Texas House passed the Texas Data...

Lawmakers say there should be bigger consequences for those who threaten mass violence at schools New York State

A Rensselaer County senator is proposing a compromise on contentious bail debates: eliminate all forms of cash bail, but give judges much broader oversight.

ALBANY — The team of state senators supporting a bill that would make “swatting” a felony are renewing their push to see it passed into law.

• The Danville Borough Fire Committee and the Codes Committee will meet Thursday, March 30. • The Borough of Catawissa will receive proposals until April 10 for a paving project contract.

The Assembly State Fiscal Year 2023-24 Budget includes investments in legal support services for New Yorkers, discovery in court proceedings, and anti-gun violence programs across the state, with $69.3 million allocated for anti-gun violence initiatives.