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From 1,000 feet (300 meters) up, the view of the tsunami-battered Japanese seaside communities shows striking progress: much of the... Read More

An eastern Kentucky mayor says ATV riders are cutting ruts into a levee and possibly putting a city in danger... Read More

Fire investigators in Reno say arcing power lines likely caused the wind-fueled wildfire that destroyed 15 homes and damaged at... Read More

Researchers in a nationwide study of earthquakes will soon place instruments beneath the Georgia red clay and in other eastern... Read More

A recent survey undertaken by global specialty insurer Torus has revealed a professional lines market in flux with widespread concerns... Read More

Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) investigations result in 13 worker’s compensation fraud convictions or guilty pleas in October. The... Read More

A couple is suing their northwest Indiana school district, claiming school officials failed to protect their son from prolonged bullying... Read More

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has proposed more than $155,000 in fines against a Utica company that employed a... Read More

A legal challenge to Delaware’s enforcement of a 1998 settlement between the states and tobacco manufacturers has been dropped. The... Read More