Japan pledged better safety practices for its troubled nuclear industry Tuesday after an accident at a government research facility that...
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Articles by ELAINE KURTENBACH
The investigation into the cause of a southeast Missouri cargo train crash that injured seven people and destroyed a highway...
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The National Transportation Safety Board’s recommendation for states to lower their blood-alcohol limit for drunken drivers is getting mixed reviews...
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A Career Built on Both Sides of the Claims Process Prior to joining the private investigation industry, I spent nine...
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has proposed over $290,000 in fines for a Massachusetts contractor, alleging a lack of...
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More than 4,000 motorists stopped for minor traffic offenses in Wabasha, Minn., have avoided a citation by taking a driver...
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The federal government is putting $15 million in grants toward cleaning up lead paint and other safety hazards in the...
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A black Labrador retriever wearing a harness that read “do not pet” hurriedly sniffed every person in the room, searching...
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Property and auto insurance claims related to the May 19 & 20 tornadoes in Oklahoma have already reached 22,422, according...
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If your parked car gets dinged by another motorist in Portland, Ore., and you’re not there to witness it, there’s...
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Connecticut State Police say they arrested 57 people for drunken driving and issued nearly 2,000 speeding tickets over the holiday...
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