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Inmates participating in work-release programs do not quality for workers’ compensation benefits, the West Virginia Supreme Court ruled has ruled.... Read More

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency had no rules for working around old mines when the agency inadvertently triggered a massive... Read More

Researchers have discovered a troubling breed of power grid-wrecking software, saying in a report published Monday that the program was... Read More

An Idaho woman rented her home to a man she thought had plans to buy it. He instead demolished it.... Read More

The average total cost per workers’ compensation claim in Illinois decreased 6.4 percent since 2010, but remained higher than most... Read More

Last year, the Upright Citizens Brigade comedy theater and school became the epicenter of a conversation about assault, harassment, and... Read More

Multiple wildfires have prompted evacuations in southern Arizona and a highway closure in northern Arizona as the state heads into... Read More

A report by the U.S. Coast Guard shows that fatal recreational-boating accidents in Alaska have doubled over the last year.... Read More

A mainland Miami, Fla., neighborhood prone to regular flooding from high tides and storms could be relocated amid preparations for... Read More