Two suburban Kansas City physician groups have agreed to settle a price-fixing complaint filed against them by the Federal Trade...
Monthly Archives: <span>August 2006</span>
Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corp. said last week that it had developed the world’s first system for detecting rear-end collisions...
Residents living near a railroad tanker car that released a hazardous chemical, sickening 23 people, have been allowed to return...
Connecticut Governor M. Jodi Rell and State Police and Motor Vehicle officials from Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island will kick...
Statistics indicate a disproportionately high rate of drowning among children from immigrant families in Washington state and cultural differences are...
The basic solution to Florida’s hurricane insurance crisis is for consumers to pay more, despite double-digit increases already levied over...
A new law requiring out-of-state doctors to get a temporary South Carolina medical license before testifying as experts in court...
Max Mayfield, long-time director of the National Hurricane Center in Miami, Fla., will retire at the end of the year...
A laptop that might contain personally identifiable information on 193 people who have commercial driver’s licenses was stolen in Baltimore...
As of 11 a.m. EDT, Tropical Storm Ernesto was moving over eastern Cuba bringing heavy rains, floods and mudslides, according...