Articles by BILL KACZOR

Customers cannot sue insurance companies for violating a law that requires hurricane policies to include warnings of large deductibles in... Read More

People living in hurricane prone areas should have a backup tech plan in case a storm hits, because Internet and... Read More

An inspector from the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources is trying to determine how well storm-water runoff controls worked at... Read More

Investigators in Southeast Texas are trying to determine who’s been starting fires this week in vacant houses. The Port Arthur... Read More

A questionnaire posed to small business owners who attended the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Small Business Summit last week shows... Read More

Police say a construction company owner died after being struck by a piece of machinery and falling from a grain... Read More

A federal judge in southern Illinois has given preliminary approval to a $105 million settlement between Syngenta and community water... Read More

Residents living near the Air Liquide Specialty Chemical plant have gone to court seeking damages as a result of the... Read More

The Missouri attorney general’s office has reached a settlement with Dealership Warranties, Inc., a company that is now doing business... Read More