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If some crisp fall afternoon you happen to be walking along the Kentucky River and the faint sound of bagpipes... Read More

A spill of about 10 gallons of cleaning fluids inside a Times Square skyscraper prompted a large response from New... Read More

A lawsuit accuses a New York City businessman of using Facebook and MySpace to keep certain minorities from making reservations... Read More

A federal judge Friday banned the planting of genetically modified sugar beets engineered by Monsanto Co. in a ruling that... Read More

A mortgagee that foreclosed on a fire-damaged apartment building in Massachusetts cannot recoup lost rent under a business owner’s policy,... Read More

Ohio’s Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner has reached an agreement with a voting machine company, two years after she sued... Read More

A review of North Dakota’s workers compensation agency says its number of denied benefit claims has risen steadily since 2005.... Read More

The head of Connecticut’s workers’ compensation program says the largest payouts in 12 years may eventually be made to survivors... Read More

Landowners are voting on a proposed $2.7 million flood control project to divert pooling sheet water away from the northeast... Read More

A $5,000 reward is being offered as the search continues for whoever set eight fires in a Virginia Beach neighborhood.... Read More