A former worker is seeking class status for a lawsuit against Yarnell’s Ice Cream, claiming the Searcy company didn’t give...
Monthly Archives: <span>July 2011</span>
A federal jury has awarded $20,000 in compensatory damages to a Muslim woman who alleged that Abercrombie & Fitch discriminated...
Three teens have been accused of setting fire to a Houston-area church. Chambers County Sheriff Joe LaRive says the arson...
More frequent and higher priced physician dispensing continues to be the main reason for higher and growing prescription costs in...
11 individuals were convicted or pleaded guilty to charges related to defrauding Ohio’s workers’ compensation system during the month of...
The fourth annual KEMI Mine Safety & Training Competition held earlier this month in Pikeville, Kentucky featured more than 500...
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company has launched a text messaging service that sends updates and alerts to policyholders during disasters. “A...
A prolonged heat wave in the central U.S. is fostering the growth of a dangerous form of algae in lakes...
The International Ski Federation has passed a new rule requiring Alpine racers to use longer skis to help prevent serious...
Federal regulators knew potentially contaminated bark and wood chips were being sold from a Superfund site in the asbestos-tainted town...