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By: Stuart Nance
Automatic License Plate Readers - A new technology that is helping law enforcement capture bad guys. Should we be afraid of how this technology is being deployed?
Remote Work has proven to be durable - and the implications for the workplace are many. Some remote workers would be content to never return to the workplace, but companies are challenged to find ways to get their work done and maintain a workforce.
By: Stuart Nance
The high costs of a four year degree are causing students to look for vocational degree options - and a much shorter, less expensive path to the workforce. Community College enrollment in vocational programs is up at many schools.
Employers are using a new tactic - "quiet cutting" - to reduce employees hours, duties, pay and/or responsibilities in an effort to encourage them to quit. The advantage? The employer may save money on severance costs for employees that quit - that employers would otherwise have to pay if there was a layoff or termination.
President Biden and Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida discussed the Houston-Dallas High Speed Rail project during a state visit in Washington D.C. on Wednesday. If built, this would be the first high speed rail project in the U.S. that utilized the "Shinkansen" (Bullet Train) technology.
CenterPoint Energy Spokesperson Michelle Hundley tells KTRH that more than 400,000 customers in the Houston area are still without power following the severe storms that hit the area Thursday night. She added that the internet Outage Tracker for the Houston area system has been updated.
HISD announced Saturday evening that, by noon tomorrow, Sunday, May 19, they will begin announcing the campuses that will resume classes on Monday. HISD will provide updates throughout the day Sunday
By: Stuart Nance
CenterPoint Energy updates outage tracker website - posts map with estimated time of restoration
Over 200 HISD schools will be open on Monday. All Katy Schools will be open. Several Houston area school districts will be CLOSED.
By: Brandon Bell Getty
Former President Donald Trump spoke in Las Vegas on Sunday about an 11 year old Pasadena, Texas girl, Maria Gonzalez and how she was murdered by an illegal immigrant in her apartment last year.
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