The University of Minnesota is experimenting with a reflective film on campus windows in Minneapolis and St. Paul to see...
Monthly Archives: <span>January 2016</span>
Chinese authorities blamed freak weather for the capsizing of a cruise ship that killed hundreds earlier this year, but also...
When Lomor Drive flooded in 1996, 3 feet of water washed into Diana Bach’s house. She and her late husband,...
An Evansville couple is keeping up a decadelong legal fight over their claims of medical malpractice in their daughter’s birth...
Officials raised the number of tornadoes that swept across North Texas over the weekend to 10, with preliminary figures showing...
Bicyclists can get little respect on the road – from drivers, pedestrians, even fellow cyclists. Sometimes the angry stares are...
The costliest global natural catastrophe for the insurance industry in 2015 was the series of winter storms that struck the...
A year that bounced from drought to flooding, back to drought and then to flooding again finished as the wettest...
A civil trial set to start this month in New York City will test the legal boundaries of hundreds of...
The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that laws protecting consumers from deceptive practices don’t apply to insurance company repair estimates....