Report Notes Concerns With Wildfire Alert System A report released Wednesday notes concerns with two mass calling systems that were used to send evacuation alerts to the... Read More
Nevada Texting and Walking Bill Slated for Committee Talk If AB123 passes its committee and makes it into law, it would be illegal for pedestrians to read, browse the... Read More
Measure Seeks to Combat Teen Distracted Driving Last year, the Idaho Legislature outlawed texting while driving. This year, lawmakers hope to make further inroads in combating distracted... Read More
Idaho Court Rules That Baseball Fan Can Sue Over Ball Injury A man who lost an eye after being hit by a foul ball at a baseball game can seek damages... Read More
CWCI Study Measures Claims Outcomes with Doctor-Dispensed Repackaged Drugs A new California Workers’ Compensation Institute study shows that on average, California work injury claims from 2002 through 2011 that... Read More
Wildfire Bill Would Overhaul State Burns in Colorado State-prescribed forest fires in Colorado would have a new set of safeguards under a bill that has gotten unanimous initial... Read More
Thorough Investigation into Washington School Fire Not much is left among the charred remnants of Crestline Elementary School in Washington. A hollowed-out gymnasium, seared school books... Read More
New Mexico House Approves Insurance Regulator Overhaul The House has approved a proposal for establishing an independent state office regulating the insurance industry in New Mexico. The... Read More
Driving Stoned Bill Back Before Colorado Legislature A marijuana blood limit for drivers is back before Colorado lawmakers, with special urgency now that the drug is legal... Read More
Insurers Could Use Credit Scores in Alaska Policy Renewals Insurers would be able to consider someone’s credit score when renewing personal insurance policies under a bill in the Alaska... Read More