In Service

The Texas Veterans Land Board’s Voices of Veterans oral history program continues to preserve the powerful stories of our nation’s heroes. This week, Texas Land Commissioner and VLB Chairwoman Dawn

No matter what type of business you’re in, the organization cannot survive without someone being in charge. That’s called a bureaucracy, and those within it who make the decisions, we

With wildfire season intensifying across the Southwest, State Representative Walt Blackman is sounding the alarm over what he calls a dangerous and costly mismanagement of Arizona’s fire response system. In

When Did We Forget How to Drive? My wife and I were driving to our daughter’s house last weekend on a main expressway in Miami. It had been raining quite

A significant step forward in mental health protections for Indiana’s first responders was taken this week as the governor ceremonially signed a new law authored by State Representative Wendy McNamara.

A new North Carolina law is set to provide greater flexibility for law enforcement officers nearing retirement. House Bill 50, also known as the “LEO Special Separation Allowance Options” legislation,

In a heartwarming display of unity and admiration, 13-year-old Devarjaye “DJ” Daniel, who is battling brain cancer, was welcomed into Virginia’s law enforcement family on Tuesday during a special swearing-in

Americans are paying close attention to the unfolding conflict between Israel and Iran—and while most voters support Israel’s recent military action, they’re not eager for the U.S. to get dragged

In the wake of a devastating act of political violence in Minnesota that left State Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband dead and seriously injured State Senator John Hoffman and

Minnesota was rocked by horror and heartbreak this weekend as two state lawmakers and their spouses were targeted in what Governor Tim Walz has called a “politically motivated assassination.” The