ORLANDO, Fla. — A new law that took effect at the beginning of this year is making it possible to track anyone who has been found guilty, or pleaded guilty or no-contest, to cruelty to animals. HB 255 ...

For developers working with SQL Server, few performance tuning techniques are as essential--or as frequently misunderstood--as indexing. Done right, indexing can drastically improve application ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — A Florida law inspired by the killing of a dog named Dexter is entering its next phase, as a statewide animal cruelty database is set to launch Jan. 1. Dexter was a 4-year-old dog ...

A Port Orange resident and animal welfare advocate has notched another achievement: A statewide database of known animal abusers will go online on New Year's Day, 2026. The database will allow animal ...

The management of public lands is under insidious threat. If you don’t camp, hike, hunt, fish, bird watch, view wildflowers, lease, or simply visit public lands, you may think this has nothing to do ...

The Phoenix Business Journal’s annual HOA Management Firms list was conducted via email and online surveys to collect the following information points: Number of local household units (referred to as ...

Overtime pay often allows rank-and-file county employees like corrections officers and sheriff's deputies to earn more than their bosses. District attorneys are frequently the highest-paid elected ...

The Mackinac Bridge Authority shut down the bridge to all vehicles due to the dangerous conditions. Mackinac Bridge closed Friday night due to falling ice The Mackinac Bridge closed to all traffic ...

When Studio West 117 posted on social media on Monday that they would be closing their doors on their Fieldhouse for good on December 28, it was the first time many were hearing the news. Among those ...

MARIETTA, GA — The Marietta History Center is launching a new online database, giving the public digital access to thousands of items documenting the city’s past. The database already features more ...

BOULDER, Colo. — For years, the number of people who could speak the Arapaho language has been dwindling. But a linguistics professor at CU Boulder is collaborating with the Northern Arapaho Tribe to ...