Houston Mayor’s Office of Veterans & Military Affairs gets new director
Mayor Sylvester Turner has appointed a Navy veteran to lead the city's veteran and military affairs. Robert Dembo III is the new director of the Mayor’s Office of Veterans & Military Affairs, effective immediately, according to a May 6 press r.....»»
Former S.F. official swept up in public corruption probe to plead guilty
The former director of the San Francisco Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services agreed to plead guilty to money laundering conspiracy and to cooperate with the ongoing federal probe into City Hall corruption, the U.S. Department of Justice said .....»»
GAO tells VA to pause in multibillion-dollar rollout of Cerner system
The Government Accountability Office wants the Department of Veterans Affairs to pause the rollout of a $16 billion Cerner Corp. electronic health records to address potential problems. The GAO recommended in a report released Thursday that .....»»
VA suspends military funeral honors at national cemeteries until further notice over coronavirus outbreak
REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst The Department of Veterans Affairs announced Friday afternoon that it is prohibiting large burial services and suspending military funeral honors until further notice starting Monday, Military Times first re.....»»
Here"s how some lenders are helping small businesses during coronavirus slowdown
As small businesses like restaurants and bars bear the brunt of the coronavirus-related economic slowdown, banks and federal agencies are stepping in to lend a hand. Tim Jeffcoat, Houston District Office director for the U.S. Small Business Admini.....»»
Philly native resigns as Louisville public transit boss amid sexual misconduct allegations
Ferdinand Risco Jr., executive director for Transit Authority of River City in Louisville, Kentucky, resigned abruptly Wednesday morning, according to a statement from the mayor's office. "This morning, I accepted the resignation of Ferdinand Risc.....»»
Military tech innovator for Dayton region dies
A well-known experienced military official in the Dayton region has died. David Walker, who was executive director of Wright Brothers Institute, died Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 8 in Dayton, according to the Montgomery County Coroner's Office. He .....»»
Metro"s economic development chief set to leave
Nashville's top jobs recruiter will soon depart Mayor John Cooper's office. Jamari Brown, who joined Metro in March, is set to leave his role as the city's director of economic development on Dec. 31, the mayor's office confirmed to the Nashville Busine.....»»
Canadian public affairs firm opens first international office in the District
Ottawa, Ontario-based public affairs company Crestview Strategy LP opened its first international office in the District on Monday. Maryscott "Scotty" Greenwood, partner and managing director of the U.S., will be heading the Crestview D.C. practice.....»»
City issues RFP for NYC Care program
The Mayor's Fund, and the Mayor's Office for Immigrant Affairs issued a request for proposals Friday to participate in a community-based outreach campaign for the program in the Bronx. Mayor Bill... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
House bill would up VA"s allotment for Cerner EHR to $1.6B in 2020
House lawmakers approved a spending bill Thursday that would give $1.6 billion for implementation of Cerner Corp.'s electronic health record system at the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs. The Fiscal Year 2020 Military Construction, Veterans Affairs.....»»
Austin real estate startup wins more than $25K at pitch contest for veteran-run businesses
Eighteen startups founded by former military members competed April 13-14 in the 2018 Veterans Business Battle at Rice University in Houston — and one from Austin left with quite a few cash and noncash prizes. Tenavox Corp. won $25,000 from the H.....»»
Denver architecture firm names new principal
A Houston-based firm recently announced the promotion of its director of interiors in the Denver office......»»
Proposed fee to stabilize Colorado"s individual health-insurance market dies in Senate
The idea of launching a reinsurance program to save Colorado’s flailing individual health-insurance market was big and it was bold. But in the end, it wasn’t bipartisan enough. Republicans on the Senate State, Veterans and Military Affairs Co.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: VA nominee stresses ‘customer service’ at confirmation hearing
President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs faced questions from senators about his vision for the future of private care for military veterans, at his confirmation hearing on Wednesday......»»
5 questions with Cincinnati VA hospital"s new director
Mark Murdock, who became chief executive of the Cincinnati Veterans Affairs Medical Center on Oct. 28, didn’t need an introduction to the Queen City......»»
Apple in Talks to Give Veterans Access to Electronic Medical Records
Apple is in discussions with the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide portable electronic health records to military veterans......»»
Capitol Report: This government mortgage program healed the holes in this military family’s hearts
Veterans Affairs mortgages are a great option for anyone who’s served the country, offering better borrowing terms and underwriters who understand vets’ unique profiles......»»
Comey: Giuliani shared leaked FBI info during 2016 campaign
In congressional testimony Friday, former FBI Director James Comey said Rudy Giuliani shared information leaked to him by the bureau’s New York office while the former mayor was a top adviser to... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Apache sells prominent Uptown Houston property, local businessmen plan mixed-use project
A mix of high-end office, hospitality, residential and retail space is planned for the long-vacant site Apache has owned since 2012......»»
Houston mayor says police chief is out amid probe into thousands of dropped cases
Houston mayor says police chief is out amid probe into thousands of dropped cases.....»»