South Florida officials are considering improvements for a memorial and mass grave for hundreds of victims of the 1928 hurricane,...
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A powerful typhoon lashed Japan with torrential rain Monday, leaving two dead as it damaged homes and flooded parts of...
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The Chicago Transit Authority has a message for riders: stay off the tracks. The rail and bus service is rolling...
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The Associated Press analyzed the federal National Bridge Inventory to focus on the thousands of bridges that have the unfortunate...
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A $1.2 million deal in a federal lawsuit over the alcohol-withdrawal death of a woman who was in custody at...
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A new Joplin High School that will replace one destroyed by the May 2011 tornado is on track to be...
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Karen Clark & Company (KCC), independent experts in catastrophe risk, catastrophe models and catastrophe risk management, today issued a report,...
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According to Travelers’ Consumer Risk Index, 63 percent of Americans believe their world is becoming a riskier place, while only...
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The Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) has proposed an average 2.7 percent rate increase for 2014 workers’ compensation premiums,...
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