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State Hits 1M Mark For Vaccine Doses, Awaits Approval To Begin Vaccinating Younger Children – Albuquerque Journal, KUNM Over 1 million New Mexicans have now received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. The Albuquerque Journal reported the state hit the 1 million mark on Monday and it means New Mexico is on track to reach the goal of fully vaccinating 60% of adults by the end of June. The New Mexico Department of Health has set that target for fully reopening the state. As of Monday, 60% of people 16 and older have received at least one vaccine dose and 48% are fully vaccinated. Vaccin...

Fort Smith Times Record Food insecurity is a major issue in the Fort Smith region. Because of its importance, the Times Record will soon have a reporter to focus on it. Catherine Nolte, a 2021 honors graduate of John Brown University's communications department, will join our reporting staff on June 7 and work alongside reporters Alex Gladden, and Ty Thompson, and photographer Jamie Mitchell. Nolte's position is in partnership with The Ground Truth Project's Report For America. The Times Record was chosen in December to become a host newsroom beginning this year. While her position is ...

Big Data Security Market to Reach USD 54,237 Million by 2027 at CAGR 18.8% - Valuates Reports Big Data Security Market is Segmented By Solution Type (Data Discovery & Classification, Data Authorization & Access, Data Encryption, Tokenization & Masking, Data Auditing & Monitoring, Data Governance & Compliance, Data Security Analytics, & Data Backup & Recovery), Deployment Mode (On-Premise and Cloud), Organization Size (Small & Medium Enterprise and Large Enterprise), and Industry Vertical (IT & ITES, Telecommunications, Healthcare & Social Assistance, Financial & Insurance, Retail Trade, U...

Judge: New Mexico Must Give At-Home Students Fast Internet - By Cedar Attanasio Associated Press / Report For America A New Mexico judge has ordered education officials to provide computers and high-speed internet to students who still don't have them in a landmark ruling that for the first time in the state has set a standard for internet speeds for public school children. The ruling requires state officials to immediately determine which students covered by the sweeping lawsuit are still lacking quality internet, or devices, and to provide them with what they need, including transportation...

Journalism awards on display in the lobby of Boise State Public Radio. On Saturday, May 1, the news and programming teams at Boise State Public Radio were recognized for their excellence during the annual awards ceremony by the Idaho Press Club. The annual event recognizes the best in local reporting across categories such as newspapers, photography, periodicals, online and students. The Idaho Press Club is a statewide association of working journalists dedicated to excellence in journalism and freedom of information. Boise State Public Radio took home 20 honors, including several within thei...