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Derricke Dennis anchors the evening news for WRTV / WISH-TV in Indianapolis. Loves NYC, liking INDY a lot. Son. Friend. Homeowner. Believer. Car Lover. APhiA.

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Military Spouse Who Helped Raise Over $15M for Green Berets to Earn Special Award

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By Derricke Dennis Verified
| Military.com Verified
Jodi Burns has never worn a military uniform though she's acutely aware of the struggles. Burn is the wife of a special operations Navy SEAL who has spent more than 30 years in military service, deployed to war and other combat zones.
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House Bill Creates Dedicated TSA Airport Lanes for Active-Duty Military, Families

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By Derricke Dennis Verified
| Military.com Verified
Military personnel traveling through the nation's airports could soon enjoy a security shortcut. The House of Representatives passed the Improving Travel for Military Members Act last week, calling for dedicated Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screening lanes for active-duty service members and their families. The bill was sponsored by Rep. Sheri Biggs (R-S.C.), a first-term lawmaker and only the third female from South Carolina elected to the House.
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Maryland Officially Lets Military Spouses Work Immediately With Out-of-State Licenses

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By Derricke Dennis Verified
| Military.com Verified
As members of the military are ordered into deployments across the country and around the world, their spouses often have their employment disrupted, if they're employed at all. But a new Maryland law may offer some relief. Legislation titled MD SB418 takes effect on October 1, and allows military members, veterans and spouses who are transferred to Maryland permission to almost immediately work under a valid professional or occupational license from another state.
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