April 26, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Fewer Storms Forecast for 2012 Atlantic Hurricane SeasonThe 2012 Atlantic hurricane season is projected to be less active than in recent years with 11 tropical storms, six of which will intensify ... Safer Ground: Lots of Options for Play SurfacesJoshua Barry knows that wipeouts are inevitable when children are climbing and sliding on outdoor play sets. So he placed shredded rubber ... U.S. Excess and Surplus Lines Insurers Ranking by Marketshare for 2011After several years of declines, the U.S. excess and surplus market saw an increase in the overall amount of direct premiums written in ...  East Trial Over Massachusetts School’s Shock Treatments SettledA lawsuit brought by a New York family against a Massachusetts school for disabled children that administers shock treatment therapy to ... Maine Rescue Radios Being JammedMaine authorities are trying to find out who's been jamming the radio transmissions of several southern Maine fire and rescue departments, ... Cause of Massachusetts Condo Fire Remains UnknownInvestigators have been unable to determine the cause of a six-alarm fire at a Marlborough, Mass., condominium complex this week but say ... Midwest Michigan Workplace Deaths Show Slight Dip in 2011A report says fewer people died in the workplace across Michigan last year compared to 2010. The Michigan Fatality Assessment and Control ... Fireworks Suppliers Want Fast Decision on New Michigan LawCompanies are urging a judge to quickly consider their challenge to a new Michigan law that requires millions of dollars in liability ... Crew Fatigue Likely Caused Iowa Train CrashThe National Transportation Safety Board says crew fatigue is the probable cause of a deadly train collision in southwest Iowa. A ... Southeast Court Sides with Mississippi Agent in Katrina Restaurant CaseThe Mississippi Court of Appeals has upheld a ruling that the owners of a Bay St. Louis restaurant cannot collect more than $300,000 they ... U-Haul Truck Used as Battering Ram in Atlanta Hair HeistPolice say thieves rammed a stolen U-Haul truck through the front of an Atlanta, Ga., beauty supply store and made off with a box of hair ... Governor Tours Alabama Town’s Tornado RecoveryGov. Robert Bentley returned to the central Alabama town of Eclectic a year after a deadly tornado hit it and found people relying on ... FBI: South Florida Bank Robberies on RiseThe FBI says bank robberies are on the rise in South Florida and this year may surpass the totals for each of the past two years. The FBI's ... South Central Fire Destroys 3 Million Crickets in LouisianaThe owner of Armstrong's Cricket Farm in West Monroe, La., says Monday night's fire destroyed 3 million crickets. Jack Armstrong estimates ... Texas Church Fire Ruled Arson, Nobody HurtInvestigators say fire has damaged a West Texas church in a blaze being investigated as arson. The El Paso Fire Department says no one was ... Louisiana Parish Assembles ‘Cat 5′ Flood TeamTerrebonne Parish, La., officials have begun the annual work of assembling the parish's "Cat 5" team. The task force is charged with ... Police Seize 17 Pit Bulls in Louisiana TownWashington, La., police have started to enforce the town's pit bull ordinance. The Daily World reports 17 pit bulls were turned over to the ... West Ship Owner Sues Pharmacists in 2007 San Francisco Bay SpillThe owners and operators of the Cosco Busan container ship that leaked thousands of gallons of oil into San Francisco Bay in 2007 are suing ... Connect with Claims Journal
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