Oklahoma's Emergency Management Department faces a $6.8 million funding gap as federal grants decline, prompting requests for state support to maintain operations.

Funds were “frozen,” reducing emergency management capacity, because states had no way of following population certification demands, a judge wrote.

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James Campbell, chief of Emergency Medical Services for the Montgomery County Hospital District said the district is planning ...

Starting Jan. 1, Posey County will track missing dementia and autism patients using wristband transmitters, which promise to ...

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The pre-positioning approach of Littleton and Volt Typhoon is indicative of Beijing’s emerging interest in waging war against entire systems, attacking the connective tissue that allows an adversary ...

SKYX expects to include its all-in-one smart platform and hub, in collaboration with NVIDIA’s AI features, in future U.S. and ...

The year 2025 proved to be a turning point in how governments, organizations, and communities manage the unpredictable nature ...

"EAP is no longer just a benefit; it is a strategic organizational resource," added Jason McDaniel, VP of EAP Operations, AllOne Health. "Our model helps leaders address performance issues, manage ...

As Dr. Christopher Bellavita observed in his 2008 article "Changing Homeland Security: What is Homeland Security?", "The ...