June 13, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Study: Climate Change Will Alter Risks of Wildfire WorldwideClimate change is widely expected to disrupt future fire patterns around the world, with some regions, such as the western United States, ... Honda Recalls About 50,000 Civic Cars in U.S.Honda Motor Co Ltd said it will recall about 50,000 Civic small cars in the United States from the 2012 model year for a potential ... U.S. Reviews Safety of Innovative Heart ValveU.S. health officials are asking safety questions about the first artificial heart valve designed to be implanted without major surgery, ... East Coast Guard Offers Reward in Yacht Explosion HoaxThe U.S. Coast Guard says a reported explosion on a motor yacht off central New Jersey likely was a hoax and that an extensive search and ... New York Near Deal to Combat Cyber BulliesNew York could announce as early as this week a legislative deal to crack down on cyber bullying in schools and through social media, ... Bear Causes Pennsylvania Wildfire by Climbing Power PoleInvestigators say a black bear caused a small wildfire in the Allegheny National Forest in northwestern Pennsylvania by climbing a utility ... Rhode Island Family Asked to Tear Down Sand CastleA Barrington, R.I., man was asked to tear down a sand castle he and his 7-year-old daughter built at a local beach after a town official ... Midwest Fire Extinguisher Discharge Damages Southern Indiana ChurchThe pastor of a southern Indiana church say it could take weeks to clean up after vandals discharged a fire extinguisher throughout the ... Flood-Prone Ohio Town Gets New Warning SystemA new flood warning system will give residents of a water-weary town in northwest Ohio an advance warning the next time the Blanchard River ... Southern Indiana County Spends $825K on Tornado CleanupA southern Indiana county hard-hit by March tornadoes has spent $825,000 just to clear out streams clogged with storm debris. The News and ... Judge Won’t Upset Insurance Rule in Fireworks LawA judge has rejected a challenge to the insurance requirement in Michigan's new law expanding the sale of fireworks. Federal Judge Thomas ... Southeast Tennessee Court Rules on Workers Comp Statute of LimitationsA worker who witnessed the deaths of two co-workers but did not file a post-traumatic stress disorder claim until more than a year after ... New Kentucky Police Campaign Emphasizes Safe DrivingKentucky State Police has launched its summer safe driving campaign, called Operation B.L.U.E. Lights. The acronym "B.L.U.E." stands for ... United Appoints John Forney Chief Executive OfficerSt. Petersburg, Fla.- based United Insurance Holdings Corp., a property and casualty insurance holding company, announced the appointment ... South Central Fire Escapes Removed After Oklahoma Student’s DeathWorkers at the University of Oklahoma have removed the fire escapes from an administrative building where a 22-year-old student fell to her ... Recruiter in City Nursing Kickback Scheme Pleads Guilty in HoustonA Houston man has pleaded guilty to recruiting patients for a healthcare provider in return for kickbacks. Floyd Leslie Brooks, 45, entered ... Regulators: Dallas Company to Pay $50K to Settle Discrimination LawsuitRegulators say a Dallas-area refrigerated transport company will pay $50,000 to settle a federal disability discrimination lawsuit. The ... West Motorcycle Deaths Declining in IdahoA study by the Governors Highway Safety Association shows that the number of motorcycle deaths dropped in Idaho last year, but remained ... New Mexico Sheriff Asking for $1M for HelicoptersThe sheriff of Bernalillo County, N.M., says more than $1 million is needed to pay for two county helicopters. KOAT-TV reports county ... Storms Increase Insurance Costs for Wyoming TownSevere weather including hailstorms is driving up the cost of homeowners insurance in the Cheyenne, Wyo., area. James Mitchell with the ... GEICO Hiring in CaliforniaGEICO's regional office in San Diego, Calif., announced plans to hire more than 100 new associates between now and the end of this year. ... International Floods Displace 700 Villagers in Southern PhilippinesTwo days of rain has flooded several villages and towns and forced nearly 700 people to flee their homes in the southern Philippines. The ... Caribbean Carrier Says Fire Destroys Hangar, PlaneCaribbean airline LIAT says investigators are looking into a fire that destroyed one of its hangars, two offices and a Dash 8-300 plane. ... Connect with Claims Journal
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