Ransomware Attacks are Costing the U.S. Billions
Cyberattacks can lead to compromised data, ransom demands, and a huge financial burden.
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Some are Making Tough Trade-offs Due to Rising Healthcare Costs
Rising medical costs mean Americans are having to make tough decisions.
Judge Hears Mental Health Harm Arguments in Tech Case
A case against some of the most popular tech giants is heard in court.
Science Finds a Connection between T Cells, Asthma in Older Men
T cells can trigger a harmful inflammatory response in men with later-life asthma.
Pilots Need Better Mental Health Supports
Pilots would like to see policies updated to better reflect the need for mental health treatment.
Atrial Fibrillation Could Increase Risk of Cognitive Decline
Studies show an AF diagnosis can lead to memory issues in some patients.
Indiana U.S. Attorney’s Offices Announce $6 Million in Department of Justice Funding for Hoosier Public Safety Programs
Indianapolis chosen as host city for December 2023 Violent Crime Reduction Summit.
As Charlotte Continues its Rapid Expansion, Shumaker Hires Accomplished Real Estate Attorney to Support Growth
Michele said, “As the Queen City continues to be one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, the growth presents a myriad of opportunities and challenges in the real estate industry.”
Pedestrian & Bicyclist Safety – Be Safe, Be Bright
With the end of Daylight-Saving Time, it is more important to be seen to be safe.
Gun Ownership by State (2023 Statistics)
There is no direct correlation between gun ownership and firearm-related death. In fact, the five states with the highest firearm-related deaths have relatively low firearm ownership rates.