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SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A new program in Utah is designed to make traffic stops safer and less stressful for people with autism. The Big Blue Envelope Program allows drivers to hand a card to police ...

Building on two years of strong demand and measurable economic impact, Columbus is once again opening its doors to remote workers ready to relocate and put down roots. Applications are now open for ...

If a new Illinois House bill passes, a new program would be established for Illinois motorists with autism spectrum disorder. Illinois House Bill 4472 would amend the Illinois Secretary of State Act ...

Remote work has loosened the tie between where you earn and where you live, and some U.S. cities are leaning into that shift. Instead of chasing new employers, they are courting people who already ...

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LACKAWANNA COUNTY, Pa. — A name, a few contact numbers, and a brief description about autism on a simple blue envelope is helping police officers in Throop identify drivers who may need more ...

The Blue and Green Envelope Programs seek to help law enforcement better communicate with drivers with autism and mental illness. IN STUDIO WITH MORE ON THE BLUE ENVELOPE PROGRAM. THE GOAL HERE IS TO ...

Florida drivers with autism spectrum disorder might be able to opt into a new traffic-stop program next year. The "Blue Envelope Program" was proposed earlier this year and will be considered during ...

Travelers who wish to enter Canada through remote areas of northern Minnesota will soon be required to report to designated telephone reporting sites. The Canada Border Services Agency announced ...

Federal prosecutors say a 28-year-old Minnesota woman claiming to provide services to treat children with autism stole $14 million in Medicaid funds. But state records obtained by WCCO show that her ...