Midwest News Duck Boats Linked to More Than 40 Deaths Since 1999 July 23, 2018 Duck boats like the one that sank in Branson, Missouri, killing 17 people, have a long history of safety problems... Read More
NIOSH Study Examines Machine Learning to Prevent Some Workplace Injuries July 23, 2018 Workplace interventions can be helpful in reducing injuries while on the clock. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, low... Read More
Gov’t Report Accuses NHTSA of Inadequate Recall Monitoring July 20, 2018 An investigation has found that the U.S. government’s highway safety agency failed to act quickly on a consumer complaint, and... Read More
West News Scenic California Highway Near Big Sur Reopens After Landslide July 20, 2018 A scenic stretch of Highway 1 in a popular tourist area along the California coast reopened to traffic Wednesday, more... Read More
Midwest News North Dakota Seeks New RV Safety Standards After Tornado July 20, 2018 A deadly tornado that recently struck a western North Dakota city has prompted state and local officials to call for... Read More
West News Arizona Official Claiming Legislative Immunity Has History of Traffic Stops July 20, 2018 An Arizona lawmaker already under fire for claiming legislative immunity during a traffic stop has a record of getting pulled... Read More
Biggest Cat Losses of the Past Decade Hit U.S. Insurers July 20, 2018 Wildfires, hurricanes, tornadoes, hail storms, Nor’easters and mudslides. A string of disasters has pummeled the biggest U.S. insurers over the... Read More
International News Insurers Offering Crypto Heist Policies on the Down-Low July 20, 2018 In the staid and buttoned-up world of insurance underwriting, few want to talk about it. You won’t find many ads... Read More
Judge Denies NFL’s Request for an Investigator to Review Fraudulent Concussion Claims July 20, 2018 A federal judge denied a request from the NFL on Wednesday to appoint a special investigator to look into what... Read More
Insurers’ Drone Use Picks up After 2017 Hurricane Season July 19, 2018 Insurers’ use of drones to inspect property claims came into full swing in 2017, after the FAA began issuing permission... Read More