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Minnesota puts water permit process online

A newly designed web-based system that simplifies the steps to getting water permits and paying for them online is being rolled out by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

By StateScoop Staff

May 19, 2014

DNR rolls out new online water permit application

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prison inmates using tablet — Inmates Christopher Merced, left, and David Class demonstrate the different uses of a program and educational tablet supplied by the Department of Corrections at the Massachusetts Correctional Institution. (Craig F. Walker / The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

Illinois unveils ‘Journey to Success’ prison tablet education program

Inmates in Illinois correction facilities will have access to a new, curated collection of digital education and skills content on their tablets.

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San Jose, California, city leaders vote to make AI coalition an independent nonprofit

By Sophia Fox-Sowell

San Bernadino, California, firefighters — Firefighters battle the Line Fire in Angelus Oaks on Oct. 1, 2024 in San Bernardino County, California. (Qian Weizhong / VCG via Getty Images)

To fight fire, Southern California turns to sound waves, lightning-strike detectors

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‘Get Online NYC’ campaign includes digital resource finder

By Keely Quinlan

With BEAD in flux, states lead on broadband expansion

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Idaho lawmakers consider banning pro-DEI chatbots inside state government

By Colin Wood

Pennsylvania launches tech fellowship program to boost state IT workforce

By Sophia Fox-Sowell

Minnesota puts water permit process online

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