The Coast Guard will host a southeast Alaska petroleum spill exercise Wednesday at the Ted Ferry Civic Center in Ketchikan....
Monthly Archives: <span>September 2012</span>
A court in southwestern France on Monday convicted a factory chief and a subsidiary of oil giant Total of manslaughter...
Lafayette Consolidated Government has paid $70,000 to a man who challenged the constitutionality of the city-parish’s junked vehicle ordinance in...
The aftermath of Hurricane Isaac has left many folks wondering how long waters and lands, and the mix of water...
The death of a Missouri Department of Transportation motorist-assist worker last week is a sad illustration of why a new...
Firefighters raced the winds Monday morning to contain Southern California wildfires that destroyed 20 homes and threatened several hundred more...
A judge has ordered a man convicted of an assault outside a Mitchell, S.D., bar last September to reveal whether...
A new study concludes that firefighters aren’t capable of responding to calls within nationally recommended time frames in certain parts...
The General Services Department says low levels of asbestos have been found in a New Mexico government office building that’s...
Georgia passed a first-of-its-kind food testing law in 2009 after a deadly salmonella outbreak was traced to a peanut manufacturer...