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Mississippi Phosphates Corp. has been cited by the government for 40 safety and health violations following the deaths of two... Read More

A Mississippi man is scheduled for trial Feb. 4 on Hurricane Katrina fraud charges. Anthony L. Bryan is charged with... Read More

The White House is expected in the coming days to send Congress a multi-billion dollar request to fund recovery from... Read More

Fourteen people were killed and eight injured Monday when a fire broke out at a workshop for disabled people in... Read More

Officials in eastern Kentucky are conducting tests on a dam to see if a recent 4.3 magnitude earthquake centered near... Read More

A federal agency has agreed to lower fines against a New Hampshire brewery where an employee was killed in a... Read More

Residents in Far Rockaway, Queens, are now coping with sinkholes in areas that seemed stable before Superstorm Sandy. The city’s... Read More

More than 5,000 New Yorkers will be hired for temporary government jobs cleaning up after Superstorm Sandy, officials said Sunday.... Read More

More than $664 million in federal aid has been approved for New York’s victims of Superstorm Sandy by the Federal... Read More

The rate of Iowa roadway deer kills has declined to figures not seen since the 1980s, and hunters are getting... Read More