Are we prepared for quantum-based security?
While 90% of federal respondents to a recent survey said they will be ready to defend against quantum-powered attacks expected in the next two years, they may not fully grasp how much work lies ahead, an expert says.
Can Pay Raises Help Solve a Teacher Shortage? States Hope So.
They’re trying to retain teachers and attract beginners in a political climate that’s seen educators targeted by parents and policymakers over how history is taught and mask and vaccine mandates are enforced.
Booster Mandates Are a Tough Call for States, Businesses
New Mexico is the first and only state to require boosters for its employees.
Neighboring States Hit By Ransomware Attacks in Two Weeks
Virginia’s legislature and Maryland’s Department of Health both fell victim to cybercriminals. Although one security expert says the incidents are likely not linked.
Biden Adopts Trump’s Drinking Water Rules But Promises Improvements
The administration has plans for further updates aimed at getting lead service lines replaced nationwide.
How the bipartisan infrastructure bill could jumpstart mobility on demand
Strategic adoption of mobility-on-demand and mobility-as-a-service models can help ease traffic congestion, reduce road accidents and cut carbon emissions.
Michigan posts statewide dashboard for COVID-19 wastewater monitoring
The dashboard provides detailed, weekly analysis and interpretation of wastewater data and trends, providing public health officials early warning of COVID infection.
How Governments Can Find ‘Hidden Workers’
Public sector agencies can do more targeted outreach and take other steps to fill their growing number of staff openings, one report says.
The best way to protect personal biomedical data from hackers could be to treat the problem like a game
By accounting for the value of the shared data, the game-based approach finds strategies that strike the right balance between utility and privacy.
Mattresses and Mold Removal: Medi-Cal to Offer Unconventional Treatments to Asthma Patients
MADERA, Calif. — Growing up amid the dusty agricultural fields of the Central Valley, Ruby Marentes-Cabrera can’t recall a time when it wasn’t difficult to breathe.
How State and Local Leaders Can Bolster a Core American Ideal
COMMENTARY | Programs focused on preventing childhood trauma could go a long way towards delivering on the idea that the "pursuit of happiness" is an unalienable right.
NOAA mapping tool projects county-level climate risks
Understanding a particular area’s vulnerability to events like wildfires, floods, drought and heat waves, tornado outbreaks and hurricanes can have massive benefits to emergency planner.
The Millennials Who Are Showing More Interest in Renting Than Homeownership
In a number of states there's been a rise in “lifestyle” renters with $50,000-plus incomes seeking high-end apartments.
Don’t Forget Driver Behavior, Highway Safety Advocates Plead
A prominent group of state road safety officials urged fellow advocates to focus on changing driver behavior—not just improving infrastructure—to fight a recent surge in traffic deaths.
How government can use better outreach to aid constituents
Government organizations need quantitative information and insights to roll out compelling, sustainable outreach campaigns that speak loudly and clearly to the people that most need to hear the messages they’re sharing.
Self-driving shuttle program planned for NJ city
The Trenton Mobility & Opportunity: Vehicles Equity System Project aims to bring 100 self-driving electric shuttles to the state capital’s 90,000 residents.
Cellphone Bans in the Workplace Are Legal and More Common Among Blue-collar Jobs – They Also Might Be a Safety Risk
COMMENTARY | The deaths of six Amazon employees at a factory hit by a tornado raises concerns over prohibitions on cellphones for workers.
Pandemic Sweetens Lure of Smaller Cities’ Relocation Incentives
Communities in 24 states are trying to attract new residents with incentives.
8 States Ask for Further Interest Reprieve on Unemployment Loans
An interest waiver on the federal loans to states expired in September. Now states that face millions in borrowing costs are looking for more of a break.
Infrastructure Update: Governors Try to Unclog the Supply Chain
But are the proposals from the Republican state leaders all about politics? Or can they really help improve the flow of goods?
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