Utah’s summer fruit crops took a hit from all those storms in June. Farmers say the heavy rains and some...
Monthly Archives: <span>July 2009</span>
July 7, 2009, Houston, TX – London American Risk Specialists, Inc, an independently owned and operated, full service excess and...
A federal judge has denied a convicted West Virginia physician’s request for a new trial. Dr. John C. Sharp of...
An Alabama woman who suffered third-degree burns after stepping into a shower of 136-degree water has been awarded $750,000 in...
Rock concerts, iPods and cell phones may be contributing to a future generation of individuals suffering from hearing loss, says...
An international food safety body has set rules to cut levels of cancer-causing chemicals and bacteria in foodstuffs ranging from...
A North Las Vegas fire captain has been indicted on arson charges after his vehicle was found on fire a...
Crews are testing residential yards near W.R. Grace & Co.’s former insulation factory in Spokane, Wa., for asbestos fibers that...
A 15-year-old boy suspected of setting 18 fires in the last month has been arrested in northern Idaho. Coeur d’Alene...
Prosecutors in Stephens County have charged a former Corum, Okla., assistant fire chief with 15 counts of arson and say...