Freedom vs. Safety; Misdemeanor Charge in Forest ? WKTN- A division of Home Town Media - WKTN Radio... Read more.

Both health and political leaders in Greenville urge people to continue to keep socially distant, wash hands and wear masks in public following a recent spike in COVID-19 cases.... Read more.

General Motors Company (NYSE: GM) has hired a former Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) engineer, Louise Zhang, as the new vice president of product safety at Cruise, its self-driving vehicle division.What Happened Cruise, GM's majority-owned self-driving unit, announced Zhang's appointment in a Medium... Read more.

NHL training camps will open July 10, provided that medical and safety conditions allow and the parties reach an agreement on resuming play.... Read more.

NEW safety measures will be set up across town centres when shops reopen on Monday.... Read more.

University of Pittsburgh campuses will be opening in the fall with an adjusted schedule, according to a release from Pitt Main in Oakland.... Read more.

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The governor overstepped her authority when she attempted to circumvent the important MIOSHA rule-making procedures, Wiggins writes.... Read more.

A federal appeals court has ruled that the Trump administration does not have to issue an emergency rule requiring employers to protect workers from the coronavirus pandemic.... Read more.

Two fires were set in the parking lot of Nevada’s City Hall on Wednesday evening.It wasn’t part of a protest. Instead, it was an effort to educate the community and local business owners about sprinklers and fire safety.The educational fire sprinkler safety event, which featured a live fire demonstration and a livestreamed seminar, was hosted by Main Street Nevada, the Nevada Fire Department and the National Fire Sprinklers Association. It was, according to Nevada Mayor Brett Barker,... Read more.

Buses will be thoroughly disinfected after each trip, with a focus on high-touch surfaces, such as door buttons, handrails, armrests, and seat belt latches.... Read more.

The move from Charlotte, N.C., where the Republican convention was originally planned, came after the president demanded to hold an event without social distancing rules.... Read more.

Two garbage-related issues were discussed at the June 9 Bird Rock Community Council meeting (held a week later than usual due to technical difficulties associated with Zoom): an update on a plan to replace some of the trash cans maintained by the Maintenance Assessment District and a report from the city of San Diego explaining some of the issues it is having when it comes to proper trash disposal.... Read more.

Haines said that he has had honest and constructive conversations with both trade unions and internally with his colleagues about changing the culture but... Read more.

As travel season gets underway and families hit the road, Visit Virginia’s Blue Ridge wants everyone here at home and those visiting to know they’re safe in the Roanoke Valley.... Read more.

Now available in tech preview, Dart’s null safety guarantees eliminate common null dereferencing errors and aid performance optimization... Read more.

Self-guided tours and new outdoor educational stations will be encouraged... Read more.

GOODMAN, Mo. — A railroad crossing near the new Goodman Elementary School will get a major safety upgrade. City officials, MODOT, and Kansas City Southern Railway Company have finished their review of the Whitmore Street crossing in Goodman. The project was approved by MODOT last week and will put flashing lights, gates, signage, and pavement […]... Read more.

Performance Fitness to open with key safety guidelines - Alton Telegraph... Read more.

Orders to fix serious defects, even up to ten years after completion, and to delay the occupation certificate developers need to sell apartments until they're fixed, gives regulators real teeth.... Read more.

A federal appeals court has ruled that the Trump administration does not have to issue an emergency rule requiring employers to protect workers from the coronavirus pandemic.... Read more.