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Commonwealth Technology Headlines
Kentucky
Wins $4.3 Million NASA Project
Kentucky
Becomes First State to Link Health Departments
New On-line Service Provides Access
to Employment and Training
Medicaid
Patient Data Now Available to Healthcare Providers On-line
Down
the Road Again: Technology Helps Truckers Keep Moving
New
On-line Store Helping People with Visual Disabilities
National
Technology Headlines and Latest Links
Study:
Latinos Going Online Faster
Do-Not-Spam
Lists find Customers, Skeptics
United
States Postal Services gets Slammed
The
Push to Dethrone Google
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News Stories from Governing.com
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News Stories from Government Technology Magazine
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Week
State
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On July 31, 2003, Kentucky's Amber Alert system was utilized for
the first time and resulted in the immediate capture of two suspects
accused of abducting a Shelbyville, Kentucky teenager. State troopers
learned about the Amber Alert on their police radios via the Kentucky
Emergency Warning System (KEWS) communications network. The KEWS
network of communications towers serves as a vital tool for many
Kentucky state agencies including the Department of Natural Resources,
State Police, Emergency Management, Transportation Cabinet, and
Kentucky Educational Television (KET).
The
Governor's Office for Technology
is in charge of the operation and management of the KEWS network.
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