Brewer Signs Bill on Photo Radar on State Highways Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer has signed a bill requiring state transportation officials to confirm there’s a legitimate safety need before... Read More
NTSB: Alaska Ferry Fire Likely Caused by Welding Crew Hot material left behind by a welding crew likely started a fire last year that caused as much as $750,000... Read More
Oregon Agency Sued Over Deadly I-84 Tour Bus Crash A lawsuit filed by a survivor and the estates of three people who died in an Eastern Oregon tour bus... Read More
Compensation for Colorado’s Wrongly Convicted Passes House People wrongly convicted of crimes would eligible for compensation from the state under a bill passed in the Colorado House... Read More
University of Idaho Helps County Prepare for Big Temblor Central Idaho’s Blaine County is a big draw for tourists to its towns like Sun Valley and Ketchum, but what... Read More
Former Miss Montana Convicted of Mail Fraud A former Miss Montana has been convicted of mail fraud and conspiracy by a federal jury in Missoula for actions... Read More
Counterfeit Workers’ Comp Insurance Leave Injured Workers Without Benefits The California Department of Insurance (CDI) arrested Robinson Yang, 44, Roland Yang, 43, and Sotheany “Teny” Hul, 42, of Diamond... Read More
Wyoming Firm Fined More Than $15,000 for Deadly Fall Wyoming regulators have fined a modular home construction company more than $15,000 in the death of a worker last year... Read More
Arson Fires Probed in California Neighborhood Authorities are investigating a string of 16 arson fires set in a Fresno, Calif., neighborhood last week. The Fresno Bee... Read More
New Mexico Shells Out for Repair Costs Despite Warranty The state of New Mexico has had to pay nearly $14 million in unexpected repair costs for a stretch of... Read More