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Memphis city officials say they’ve shelled out nearly $2 million toward settling at least five lawsuits this year. The city... Read More

There’s one in every town — a convenience store where IDs aren’t necessary, or a low-lit bar whose servers never... Read More

The Louisiana Department of Insurance has issued an updated statewide estimate of reported claims and insured losses paid-to-date (information as... Read More

The Columbia space shuttle accident has prompted the government to come up with new safety rules for unmanned rocket launches.... Read More

The AMERIGROUP Foundation reported that state Senator Robert Duncan of Lubbock, Texas, has been honored with its “Champion for Children”... Read More

Statistics indicate a disproportionately high rate of drowning among children from immigrant families in Washington state and cultural differences are... Read More

Connecticut Governor M. Jodi Rell and State Police and Motor Vehicle officials from Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island will kick... Read More

Residents living near a railroad tanker car that released a hazardous chemical, sickening 23 people, have been allowed to return... Read More

Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corp. said last week that it had developed the world’s first system for detecting rear-end collisions... Read More

Two suburban Kansas City physician groups have agreed to settle a price-fixing complaint filed against them by the Federal Trade... Read More