June 21, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational FBI’s Data Collection on Cargo Theft PoorMarine underwriters said the Federal Bureau of Investigation has failed in its efforts to collect data on cargo theft and offered ... Bel Air Lanterns Recalled Due to Fire RiskBel Air Lighting Inc. is voluntarily recalling about 99,700 outdoor wall-mount lanterns due to a dangerous wiring system, the company and ... Adidas Sued Over ‘Barefoot’ Running Shoe ClaimsA New York man has sued a unit of Adidas AG, claiming he was duped about the potential fitness benefits of a line of shoes designed to ... Congress Poised to Pass Safety-Focused FDA BillA bill designed to beef up the safety of U.S. prescription drugs is poised to pass Congress, but without a tracking system that public ... East Maine Crime Rate Jumps by 5 Percent in 2011Public safety officials say Maine's crime rate rose by more than 5 percent last year, the largest increase since 1975. Public Safety ... Irene’s Scars Healing in Adirondacks, CatskillsA replacement for one of the most well-traveled and iconic bridges in the Adirondack High Peaks was completed and opened to hikers Sunday ... Lawsuit Filed in Virginia Inmate’s DeathThe estate of a man who died of heat exposure at the Richmond City Jail, in Virginia, has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against the city ... Massachusetts Food Plant Cited by OSHA After Worker DeathThe U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited a Massachusetts food plant where a worker was killed with nearly 20 safety ... Midwest Northern Indiana Town to Foot Insurance Bill for ParadeA northern Indiana town's Fourth of July parade is marching forward after officials stepped up to ensure the event would go on. The Lions ... Indiana Agency Plans Crackdowns on Boating DUIIndiana Conservation Officers will be out on the water Friday through Sunday looking for people operating boats under the influence of ... 3 Teens Hurt in Drunken-Driving Simulator CrashPolice in northern Indiana say three teenagers and a sheriff's deputy were hurt when a converted golf cart tipped over during a ... South Dakota, Minnesota Communities Recover From Strong StormResidents in Big Stone Lake, S.D., are cleaning up and beginning repairs after a storm that brought straight-line winds and at least one ... Southeast West Virginia Woman Admits Role in Arson ConspiracyFederal prosecutors say a Logan County, W.Va., woman has admitted her role in starting an apartment fire in exchange for cash from someone ... Gas Explosion at Tennessee Hotel Forces EvacuationOfficials in Nashville, Tenn., say a gas explosion at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center caused the evacuation of more than ... State Farm Brings 500 Jobs to Metro AtlantaGov. Nathan Deal has announced that Georgia's largest writer of homeowners policies will bring 500 jobs to a new operations center in metro ... Lawsuit: Driver Operated Bus in ‘Crazed’ MannerA lawsuit filed over the wreck of a tour bus in south-central Kentucky this month contends the driver was operating the bus in a "crazed" ... South Central Suit Accuses Louisiana Companies of Exploiting WorkersA group of Filipino guest workers who allege in a lawsuit that their Louisiana-based employers subjected them to inhumane working and ... Safety Groups Ask for Oklahoma Oil, Gas Ops to Stand DownState and federal safety agencies are asking Oklahoma's oil and gas exploration and production companies to stand down and stop operations ... West Man Falls to Death While Dismantling California PlantA construction worker fell to death his while helping to dismantle the abandoned Kern Power Plant in California. State occupational safety ... Couple Sues New Mexico School Board Over Foul BallsA Magdalena, N.M., couple upset by errant foul balls coming from a field near their home is taking their complaint to court. The El ... California County to Pay $855K to End Defamation SuitShasta County, Calif., has agreed to pay $855,600 to settle a lawsuit that accused former District Attorney Jerry Benito of defaming ... International Tropical Storm Causes Landslides in TaiwanMore than 2,000 people have evacuated homes as a tropical storm causes flooding in Taiwan. Tropical storm Talim was disrupting air and rail ... Crawford Launches Global Technical Services in MexicoCrawford & Company, an independent provider of claims management services, launched its Global Technical Services (GTS) division in ... Canada Province Gears Up Traffic Safety CampaignOn June 20 and 21, law enforcement across Saskatchewan, a prairie province in Canada, will again be targeting two main traffic safety ... Connect with Claims Journal
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