The Labor Department’s inspector general is looking at $204 million spent to modernize the underlying technology for state unemployment insurance systems.

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The North Liberty Police Department will move forward reviewing and adhering to Iowa Law Enforcement Accreditation standards ...

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David Folkenflik was the keynote speaker for the University of Idaho’s annual Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium, which focuses on ...

New Jersey's innovation team cut unemployment applications from 4.5 hours to 25 minutes. It’s proof that earnest government ...

Policymakers in both parties abandoned support for the universities, and high tuition should be no surprise, writes the ...

Under Cook, Apple became hugely successful, if not always surprising. Apple CEO Tim Cook announced this week that he’s ...

In today's security landscape, some of the most dangerous vulnerabilities aren't flagged by automated scanners at all. These ...

If state funding remains flat and costs continue to go up, each state university would see gaps in their projected revenues ...