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Outgoing Attorney General Joseph Curran said he would be interested in temporarily heading the Injured Workers’ Insurance Fund while the... Read More

In light of food poisoning outbreaks involving spinach and lettuce, the government and the produce industry are scrambling to make... Read More

An insurance agent will lose her license after state officials said she spent customers’ money on gambling and clothing instead... Read More

The new year will force about a third of South Carolina’s drivers to dig deeper into their wallets to pay... Read More

Hurricane Katrina recovery remains near the top of Gov. Haley Barbour’s agenda as Mississippi lawmakers begin their 2007 session on... Read More

Reinsurance rates for the property casualty industry are falling or flat, except for insurers with major property wind exposure along... Read More

Louisiana gained 1,400 nonfarm jobs in November 2006 and 59,900 jobs over the year, according to the Louisiana Department of... Read More

Louisiana residents whose homes or businesses sustained damage in the Oct. 16, 2006, storm have until Jan. 2, 2006, to... Read More

The Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality is trying to partner with local governments to dispose of more than 10,000 flooded... Read More

Mexican trucker Brigido Moctezuma lives in a city just south of Mexico’s border with Texas, far from talks on whether... Read More