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Riverton, Wyo., officials don’t believe they could have prevented a fire that gutted an old church building. A furnace is... Read More

An eight-car Chicago commuter train plowed across a platform and scaled an escalator at the underground station of one of... Read More

The Texas Department of Insurance is issuing a special catastrophe areas data call to property/casualty insurers who write direct commercial... Read More

Today’s claims executives face tremendous financial pressures and must make better use of information and automation to respond faster and... Read More

Pressure built on General Motors on Monday to take steps to get 1.6 million of its recalled cars off the... Read More

Payments per claim for the medical care of injured workers in Texas grew nearly 8 percent in 2011, largely the... Read More

A national transportation safety report shows pedestrian traffic fatalities are down nationally – including in Ohio. The recent report from... Read More

Nearly half of the $1.2 million in equipment purchased by the state to keep polling stations open after Superstorm Sandy... Read More