Articles by Lydia Mulvany

New York state’s comptroller urged federal authorities Tuesday to strengthen safety measures against oil spills and require trains to carry... Read More

A northeast Ohio court is trying to track down for heirs to hundreds of rubber workers who died or became... Read More

More people could be exposed to foodborne illnesses in Louisiana if lawmakers approve a provision in the governor’s 2017 budget... Read More

The families of 96 Liverpool soccer fans who were crushed to death at a crowded stadium in 1989 declared they... Read More

Federal regulators have relaxed a pollution monitoring requirement for a company responsible for a decade-old oil leak in the Gulf... Read More

While critics say utilization review (UR) in workers’ compensation claims is nothing more than a cost savings mechanism, an industry... Read More

Injury and property crashes have increased with the raising of speed limits on the state’s rural interstate highways, according to... Read More

NASCAR driver and car owner Tony Stewart says he’s not going to keep quiet when he has safety concerns. The... Read More