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Firefighters Battle 'Most Destructive Wildfire in Colorado History'Open in a New Window

Approximately 700 firefighters have been battling a wildfire just outside Boulder, Colo., for five days. Meanwhile, Boulder residents are preparing to evacuate any time as the Fourmile Canyon fire ...

 

Aircraft Lost Wing Before Arkansas CrashOpen in a New Window

Investigators say the small plane that crashed recently in Arkansas near the White River in Baxter County and killed two people lost a wing before impact. The National Transportation Safety Board ...

 

Insurance Claims Pour in from Tropical Storm HermineOpen in a New Window

Like the rainfall that inundated Texas as a result of Tropical Storm Hermine, claims from property damage caused by the storm have been pouring in to insurers, the Insurance Council of Texas has ...

 

Ohio Diner Owner Cleared in 2007 Downtown ArsonOpen in a New Window

A businessman has been found not guilty of setting two fires to his northwest Ohio restaurant, including one that burned down most of a downtown block. A judge in Wauseon on Sept. 7 acquitted ...

 

Indiana Insurance Commissioner Carol Cutter DiesOpen in a New Window

Indiana Insurance Commissioner Carol Cutter passed away Sept. 6 in Indianapolis, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners has announced. "We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing ...

 

North Carolina Apple Farmers Like Better Crop InsuranceOpen in a New Window

North Carolina apple growers say they are happy to learn about proposed changes in federal crop insurance that would better protect them from a catastrophic loss. The Times-News of Hendersonville ...

 

Former Worker with Bee Allergy Sues Maine CompanyOpen in a New Window

A Maine woman with a life-threatening allergy to bee stings has sued the bread company she worked for, saying she was forced to choose between her job and her safety when scheduled to work at a ...

 

Two Baltimore Buildings Evacuated After Acid SpillOpen in a New Window

Two buildings in South Baltimore have been evacuated after fire officials say 55 gallons of a highly toxic acid spilled. Fire department spokesman Kevin Cartwright says there were 11 people in the ...

 

Mechanical Failure Suspected in Virginia Train FireOpen in a New Window

Fire officials believe mechanical failure sparked a fire on a CSX locomotive in Virginia. The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports that the fire caused an estimated $3 million in damage. Goochland fire ...

 

Highway Deaths Lowest Since 1950Open in a New Window

Highway deaths fell to 33,808 in the U.S. for the year 2009, the lowest number since 1950. The decline in traffic fatalities occurred even while estimated vehicle miles traveled in 2009 increased ...

 

Michigan Bill Would Allow Police to Give New Roadside Drug TestsOpen in a New Window

A proposal would allow Michigan police to use new, portable drug testing kits when they suspect a motorist is under the influence of substances other than alcohol. Legislation to allow the ...

 

European Clubs Want FIFA to Insure Players Injured in International GamesOpen in a New Window

Europe's top clubs want FIFA to use some of its billion-dollar World Cup revenues to insure players who are injured during international games. European Club Association chairman Karl-Heinz ...

 

San Bruno Fire Leaves Many Critically Injured, Homes DestroyedOpen in a New Window

A Pacific Gas and Electric gas line explosion that occurred at about 6 p.m. on Sept. 9 in San Bruno, Calif., has killed six people, left at least nine people critically injured, and destroyed more ...

 

International Fidelity Fined $442,000 for Bail Bond ViolationsOpen in a New Window

Following an examination by Colorado's Division of Insurance, International Fidelity Insurance Co., a Colorado-regulated casualty company based in New Jersey, must pay a civil fine of $442,000 for ...

 

Age Discrimination Trial Against Medford OpensOpen in a New Window

An age discrimination lawsuit against the city of Medford, Ore., led by the former city attorney claims that a change in insurance carriers and coverage affected mostly older workers. Lawsuits ...

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