New York’s top court has rejected damages claims against state inspectors who continually recertified a tour boat for 48-passenger capacity...
Monthly Archives: <span>November 2012</span>
Federal prosecutors investigating the West Virginia mine explosion that killed 29 men widened their net Wednesday, filing criminal charges against...
Police say a suburban Philadelphia, Pa., woman who helped a former classmate left homeless after superstorm Sandy got ripped off...
Two southern Arizona residents have been arrested and charged with stealing copper wire from an abandoned mine shaft. Authorities say...
A freak tornado struck a steel plant in southern Italy on Wednesday just days after its owners announced their intention...
Scores of hotel rooms paid for with public money for people displaced by Superstorm Sandy have been vacant for weeks....
Federal regulators have notified four mine operators that they have a potential pattern of violations and will face more scrutiny....
People who visit Frankfort, Ky.’s Paul Sawyier Public Library will soon get a reminder of how high water can rise...
A federal judge in Boston on Wednesday allowed civil suits against the pharmacy at the heart of the deadly U.S....
Friday marks the end of an Atlantic-Caribbean hurricane season where the greatest devastation was caused by water rather than wind,...