Too many Americans report that they regularly speed, run red lights, use distracting devices or drive drowsy, despite the fact...
Monthly Archives: <span>February 2015</span>
The U.S. Midwest and surrounding states have endured increasingly more frequent flood episodes over the past half-century, according to a...
Predicting winter weather is a slippery slope. People depend on weather forecasters to tell them when to stock up on...
It was a hellish scenario investigators had never seen before: 400 feet of electrified third rail snapped into 12 pieces...
The U.S. Agriculture Department has declared most of Nevada a natural disaster area due to lingering drought. And state water...
Cost savings, better access to care, immediate triaging of injuries and faster claims closings are just some of the benefits...
Under pressure from state lawmakers, the Texas Department of Public Safety will stop collecting electronic images of an applicant’s 10...
A legislative committee is set to hear public testimony on several bills aimed at combating texting while driving in Connecticut....
Gov. Pat McCrory is taking heat after saying in his annual State of the State address earlier this week that...
Firefighters have gained the upper hand on a wind-driven wildfire that destroyed 40 homes, burned nearly 11 square miles and...