March 18, 2019 By Christian Menno PLUMSTEAD, Pa. — A recent jewelry theft arrest in Plumstead is just one recent example of the mutually beneficial relationship... Read More
Boeing Max Grounding May Spark Uptick in Travel Insurance Claims March 15, 2019 The grounding of Boeing 737 Max airplanes is likely to cause a spike in travel insurance claims, InsureMyTrip said in... Read More
Midwest News Work Comp Fraudster Must Repay $246K, Spend Seven Months in Prison March 15, 2019 A Cleveland-area man was sentenced to seven months in prison Wednesday and ordered to repay nearly $246,000 in disability benefits... Read More
No Panic in Hawaii After False Alarm about Missile Attack March 15, 2019 Newswise — When Hawaiians received a false alarm text message that said “Ballistic missile threat inbound to Hawaii. Seek immediate... Read More
West News New Technology Speeds Search and Rescue Operations in Alaska March 15, 2019 New technology is reducing Alaska search and rescue operations from days to minutes. The Alaska Department of Public Safety’s aerial... Read More
International News Black Box Politics: How National Pride Intrudes on Crash Probes March 15, 2019 By Alan Levin and Julie Johnsson The EgyptAir flight to Cairo had barely cleared the New York coast when it mysteriously dove into the ocean. Cockpit... Read More
Untangling Medical Facts in Claim Disputes: Viewpoint March 15, 2019 By Jeff Kerr For busy claims adjusters and administrators handling medical claims and disputes, efficiency is king, and every second is crucial when... Read More
Southeast News Volunteer Fire Chief Admits Filing False Claims for Damaged Equipment March 15, 2019 A volunteer fire chief in North Carolina was ordered to repay $23,000 that he took form insurance carriers after filing... Read More
Doctors Ask CDC to Clarify Guidelines so Patients aren’t Abruptly Cut Off Pain Opioids March 15, 2019 By Jim Sams Some physicians are pushing back against “widespread misapplication” of the 2016 federal opioid prescribing guidelines, while a new report from... Read More
East News Gun Industry Dealt Blow as Conn. High Court Allows Suit by Sandy Hook Victims March 14, 2019 By Chris Dolmetsch The gun industry suffered a stinging setback as Connecticut’s top court said families of victims of the 2012 Sandy Hook... Read More