OPM CIO heads to Michigan

Office of Personnel Management CIO David DeVries will become Michigan's new CIO and director of the Department of Technology, Management and Budget.

Trump Administration Puts on Hold an Obama-Era Desegregation Effort

The rule would have helped poor Americans move to more expensive neighborhoods with better schools.

The Looming Consequences of Breathing Mold

Flooding means health issues that unfold for years.

Charlottesville Mayor Apologizes to Council, Will Surrender ‘Some of His Assumed Autonomy’

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Harvey Shows Why Turning Medicaid Into a Block Grant Carries Huge Risks

Governors like block grants “when everything is going well … but that doesn’t provide a budget that says ‘oh, but the fourth-largest city in America is underwater and I need a lot more help.’”

For Governors, Zinke’s National Monument Recommendations Remain a Mystery

“Our staff has been actively requesting the information from the Interior Department, as well as the White House, and we have not yet received it,” according to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown’s press secretary.

How the Feds Can Help Counties Secure Elections

Without impinging on the sovereignty of any state, county or town, the federal government does have the ability to help secure national elections, according to the clerk-recorder of Inyo County, California.

A Twist in the Narrative About the Nation’s Urban-Rural Economic Divide

New research from the National League of Cities zooms in on differences between the nation’s mid-sized city economies.

Coast to Coast, State and Local Teams Swarm to Texas Storm Zone

State-based FEMA task forces and local volunteers bring experience, expertise, equipment to help victims of historic Harvey catastrophe.

States Looking for Bipartisan Solutions on Climate Change Might Consider California

Maintaining an open dialogue and considering the impacts new regulations will have on disparate areas have proven critical to the Golden State’s environmental and economic success.

NYPD ditches Windows phones

The New York Police Department will be replacing its 36,000 Windows phones with iPhones.

Should Chinatowns Stay Chinese?

Ethnic enclaves provide social networks to new immigrants and tourism dollars to cities. But do they prevent residents from assimilating and climbing the economic ladder?

From Monitoring the Opioid Epidemic to Intervening

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Harvey’s Devastation Brings New Attention to Troubled Flood Insurance Program

“The stability of the real estate and mortgage markets depend on an on-time, multi-year reauthorization” of the flood insurance program, a FEMA deputy associate administrator told senators earlier this year.

Trump Order Rolls Back Obama Rules on State and Local Law Enforcement Equipment

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Police Chief Tied to Neo-Nazi Sites Blames ‘White Power Skinheads’ From Heavy Metal Shows

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National Weather Service: Texas Flooding Is ‘Beyond Anything Experienced’

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With Opioid Crisis, a Surge in Hepatitis C

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Houston Also Had a Disastrous 'Once-in-500-Year' Flood in 2001

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Dallas, Other Cities Playing a Familiar Disaster-Relief Role

As people leave Harvey’s disaster zone, Texas state officials ask that the Dallas Convention Center be ready to shelter 5,000 people by Tuesday morning.

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