Yesterday, the Wildfire Prevention Act of 2015, a bipartisan bill that would update the Federal Emergency Management Administration’s guidelines for...
Monthly Archives: <span>February 2015</span>
Gov. Charlie Baker said Monday he’s gotten encouraging signs from federal officials as he’s begun reaching out to them with...
Lawmakers reviewed a bill Tuesday that aims to reduce the scores of pedestrian deaths that happen each year on Nevada...
The Modern Trail: Reading the Digital Evidence Left Behind by Today’s Vehicles
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When I was younger, I would take the old Louis L’Amour books from my mom’s desk and read them to...
College basketball’s tradition of storming the court after big upsets poses a potentially devastating liability threat to universities and athletic...
BP Plc on Monday appealed a federal judge’s finding of the size of the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill,...
An insurance company can recover more than $130,000 from a Michigan woman whose home burned down when her then-husband smoked...
Twenty-eight people were injured when a Southern California commuter train collided with a truck stuck on the tracks on Tuesday,...
In 2014, significant insured losses totaled approximately $33 billion, a dramatic drop compared to the historic insured losses seen in...
The main north-south artery in North Dakota’s oil patch is the most dangerous stretch of road in the state, newly...
New rules setting maximum fees for doctors and hospitals performing medical services for workers injured on the job in North...