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Federal workplace safety officials have cited the U.S. Postal Service in the July death of a mail carrier who collapsed... Read More

An eastern Missouri town has banned all texting while driving, regardless of how old the driver is. The Manchester Board... Read More

Two Tampa Bay-area legislators said Tuesday that they are proposing a bill to give Florida’s homeowners relief from rising flood... Read More

Winter’s here and so is the snow and ice that make sidewalks slippery. About 1 million people slip and fall... Read More

The executive arm of the European Union says it will give 450 million euros ($620 million) to a research program... Read More

A University of Washington researcher says an earthquake on the Seattle fault would be even more devastating if it occurs... Read More

Despite a national consensus among policymakers and educators to train residents to be more conscious of the cost of care,... Read More

In the face of continued economic, competitive and regulatory challenges, property/casualty insurers are seizing opportunities to improve underwriting discipline, drive... Read More

Swiss Re AG, the second-largest reinsurer worldwide, said natural and man-made catastrophes in 2013 caused $130 billion in economic losses... Read More