West News Feds Grant Hawaii $1.3M for Tsunami Sirens The U.S. Commerce Department says it will grant Hawaii $1.3 million to upgrade its disaster preparedness system and build new... Read More
International News Truck Accident in Northern Mexico Kills 16 People Authorities in Mexico say a tractor-trailer has collided with a truck carrying members of three families, killing at least 16... Read More
Southeast News South Carolina Erotic Dancer Not Covered by Workers’ Comp A South Carolina court has found that an erotic dancer who suffered a gunshot wound while performing is not eligible... Read More
Thought Leadership 30 Seconds or Less: Building Trust at the Front Door Presented by Hodson PI Picture this: you’re sitting at your desk, desperately trying to help your insured. Weeks of phone calls go to voicemails....
Midwest News Club Owners Sued in Fatal Missouri Crash The owners of a defunct Springfield, Mo., nightclub are being sued for serving alcohol to a 19-year-old who was driving... Read More
East News 4 Charged With Selling Counterfeit Merchandise New Hampshire police say they’ve seized half-a-million dollars in alleged counterfeit merchandise and arrested four people as part of an... Read More
Texas / South Central News Sinkhole Hits Home and Businesses Values in Rural Louisiana Dennis Landry’s bed and breakfast was in the middle of a record business year before a sinkhole prompted authorities to... Read More
News Honda Expands Recall to Include 600,000 Accords Honda Motor Co Ltd is expanding a recall in North America to include more than 600,000 Accord mid-size sedans to... Read More
News ISO Launches New Program for Underwriting and Pricing Wind Exposure ISO launch its Enhanced Wind Rating Program, a commercial property rating program designed specifically to address the wind peril. The... Read More
Southeast News New Kentucky Drug Law Required Testing Costly Under a new Kentucky law designed to curb prescription pill abuse, patients with long-term conditions requiring controlled substances have to... Read More
News Study: Teen Car Crash Deaths Vary by State According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), nearly 18,000 teens in the U.S. ages 16 to 19 died... Read More