Renters Now Majority in 100+ Suburbs
Residents in major metropolitan areas are renting more than buying homes as compared with 10 years ago, according to a report.
CDC Director: ‘Walk, Don’t Run’ to Get Your Booster
While some Pfizer recipients can now get an extra shot, federal officials are still mum on what’s next for the at-risk individuals who got Moderna or Johnson & Johnson.
Digital twin platform enlisted to cut energy footprint in Brooklyn Navy Yard
As part of the New York City 2030 District, Cityzenith will use digital twin technology’s ability to aggregate, visualize and analyze 3D space and time data and calculate energy efficiencies.
Naval Postgraduate School tests 5G maritime solutions
Research with AT&T’s 5G networking and edge computing capabilities will support 5G-focused experiments incorporating artificial intelligence, data analytics, the internet of things, machine learning, robotics and smart base solutions.
A Daily Pill to Treat Covid-19 Could Be Just Months Away, Scientists Say
At least three promising antiviral treatments for the coronavirus are being tested in clinical trials, with results expected as soon as late fall or winter.
Four-State Economic Renewal Plan Gets Fresh Attention
Local officials and others launched discussions this week about a broad revitalization proposal for Appalachia. Talks come as federal legislation could unlock money to help make it feasible.
How Lawyers Could Prevent America’s Eviction Crisis From Getting a Whole Lot Worse
Lawyers may be the only thing standing in the way of eviction for millions of renters.
States With the Most and Least Student Loan Debt
Utah tops the list for states with the least student loan debt while West Virginia comes in last place, according to recent report.
4 steps to zero-trust maturity -- without starting from square one
By understanding what a zero-trust architecture requires and leveraging existing cybersecurity technologies, processes and open-source solutions, agencies will find getting started isn’t as difficult as it might seem.
House to Vote This Week on Infrastructure Bill
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the bill, which will send billions to states and localities, will go to the floor Thursday even as negotiations over a larger social spending package continue.
How the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey expanded enterprise asset management
The Port Authority has established an agencywide, standards-based approach to managing its infrastructure assets.
FirstNet posts resource guide for emergency managers
A new report guides public-safety emergency managers through the features and functions of the dedicated nationwide wireless broadband network.
Kansas, Missouri launch program to promote local security initiatives
The governors of Kansas and Missouri announced the National Security Crossroads, a bipartisan, multi-state initiative to raise the profile of and improve national security missions in the area by highlighting the expanding base of security-related operations.
CISA chief floats fines to compel threat info sharing
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Director Jen Easterly told lawmakers that fines may help enable disclosure compliance and enforcement.
Food Delivery Workers Won New Protections in New York City. Can the State Keep Up?
The historic legislation guaranteed ride-hailing drivers and delivery workers minimum pay, but statewide reforms are harder to come by.
Audit Warns State Could Lose Over $330M in Rental Aid
The way California defines whether or not emergency rental assistance has been “obligated” could put it at risk of forfeiting funds, a state watchdog says.
How Early Childhood Care Differs Between Better and Worse Off Families
New research finds that kids from households on higher socioeconomic rungs tend to spend less time with their parents, but also receive higher quality care.
More Central American Children Could Rejoin Parents in the States
Over 130,000 unaccompanied minors crossed the southern border illegally since October.
A State’s Plan for the Nation’s First Section of Wireless Charging Road
Michigan hopes to test out a short segment of roadway that will allow electric cars to recharge as they drive, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said.
Rural Virginia county plugs into Facebook’s long-haul fiber
Approximately 6,000 households in Grayson County, Va., will soon have access to broadband services thanks to a partnership between Facebook, Appalachian Power and Virginia-based internet service provider GigaBeam Networks.
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