idland Daily News: Local Governments Should Take Cybersecurity Seriously. The Midland (MI) Daily News (12/9, 26K) editorializes Mecklenburg County, North Carolina's recent ransomware experience, saying the problems it dealt with "could be closer than you think." The Daily News says, "While hackers tend to gravi

rkets. We have the population centers. We have the interstate network. We have the trucking infrastructure,' said Swecker, who previously served as North Carolina's lead FBI agent and later as an assistant director for the bureau's criminal investigations unit. 'It's a perfect distribution center,' Swecker said.

he FBI is in La Vista and is assisting in the search." WPost: Brown's Death Must Be Fully Investigated. The Washington Post (5/20, 10.52M) condemns North Carolina's decision to end the inquiry into the death of Andrew Brown Jr., who "was shot while fleeing from officers serving drug-related search and arrest wa

rkets. We have the population centers. We have the interstate network. We have the trucking infrastructure,' said Swecker, who previously served as North Carolina's lead FBI agent and later as an assistant director for the bureau's criminal investigations unit. `It's a perfect distribution center,' Swecker said

rams, such as the American Heart Association's "Mission: Lifeline," and optimizing regional and state-wide networks for heart attack response, like North Carolina's RACE program (reperfusion of acute myocardial infarction in North Carolina emergency departments). "Our results show that there is still room for i

rams, such as the American Heart Association's "Mission: Lifeline," and optimizing regional and state-wide networks for heart attack response, like North Carolina's RACE program (reperfusion of acute myocardial infarction in North Carolina emergency departments). "Our results show that there is still room for i