Insurance Fights Over Sandy Rage On September 25, 2017 By DAVID B. CARUSO and JENNIFER PELTZ The destructive floodwaters of Superstorm Sandy receded quickly, but some storm victims are still neck-deep in a battle over insurance...
Insurers Downgrade Anticipated Profit Goals Amid Hurricane Losses September 25, 2017 By Damian J. Troise Allstate expects insurance losses of about $593 million in August after Hurricane Harvey left a path of destruction along the...
Report Indicates Hackers Were Snooping Inside Equifax as Early as March September 25, 2017 Hackers broke into Equifax’s computer systems in March, two months earlier than the company had previously disclosed, according to a...
Montana Set to Take Over Deadly Libby Asbestos Cleanup Site September 25, 2017 By MATTHEW BROWN The cleanup of a northwest Montana community where health professionals say hundreds of people have been killed by asbestos exposure...
Senator Calls for Baseball to Extend Nets After New York Yankees Fan Hit September 22, 2017 By Krista Gmelich Congress rarely sits on the sidelines when it comes to highly-publicized sports issues. And this time, a top lawmaker is...
Texas Roofer Appeals Class Certification in Case Alleging Hail Damage Solicitation September 22, 2017 By Denise Johnson A Texas roofer has filed an appeal disputing a class action finding in a case involving allegations of hail solicitation...
Hurricane Maria Destroys Homes, Causes Flooding in Puerto Rico September 22, 2017 By DANICA COTO The strongest hurricane to hit Puerto Rico in more than 80 years destroyed hundreds of homes, knocked out power across...
Iowa Supreme Court Hears $75 Speed Camera Ticket Case September 22, 2017 By DAVID PITT An Iowa woman who says she was wrongly ticketed by an automated traffic camera when she wasn’t speeding has accomplished...
Nevada Mimics Quakes to Test Bridge Designs September 22, 2017 By SCOTT SONNER A day after a deadly earthquake struck Mexico City, University of Nevada scientists mimicked quakes to test new bridge designs...
New Study Finds FEMA Houston Flood Maps Outdated Long Before Harvey September 22, 2017 The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s flood plain maps for parts of southeastern Houston were woefully out-of-date long before Hurricane Harvey...