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A freezing highway contributed to more than a dozen accidents Friday, raising questions about whether Georgia’s transportation officials are prepared... Read More

Nearly a decade after Missouri last limited some civil lawsuit awards, Republican lawmakers are organizing to reinstate caps overturned by... Read More

Mesa County, Colo., is trying to figure out how to pay for 911 services because of increasing use of 911,... Read More

Police in Lake Charles, La., say they have broken up a crime ring that would scout banks for people leaving... Read More

Executives at Erie Insurance cut the ribbon on the company’s new state-of-the-art Technical Learning Center – a hands-on claims training... Read More

As 2014 was coming to an end, I reflected back on the many years I have been involved in negotiating... Read More

Along with the usual challenges U.S. insurers have faced in recent years—intense competition, potentially flatter profit margins, investing in technology—companies... Read More

The Obama administration is putting a large dent in the U.S. embargo against Cuba as of Friday, significantly loosening restrictions... Read More

A Texas firearms training site has re-enacted this month’s attack on a French satirical newspaper to see if an armed... Read More