July 23, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Studio Liability in Theater Shooting Likely LimitedFamilies of victims and survivors of the deadly shooting at the Batman movie who seek to sue Warner Bros and other companies behind "The ... NHTSA: Traffic Deaths Increase 13.5 PercentTraffic deaths soared 13.5 percent in the first quarter of the year compared to the same period last year, and the number of deaths per ... Some U.S. Crops Get Welcome Drink Amid Devastating DroughtRain will fall early this week in the northern U.S. Midwest, with from 1 to 2 inches expected across a broad parched swath of corn and ... Nasdaq Boosts Facebook Compensation Plan to $62MNasdaq OMX Group Inc plans to pay out $62 million in cash to firms that lost money in Facebook Inc's bungled initial public offering in ...  East New Jersey Officer Settles Suit Over Hair Put in SandwichA southern New Jersey police officer will get nearly $14,000 to settle a civil lawsuit he filed against a short-order cook who placed his ... State Announces Recall of Fresh Cheese in New York CityState agricultural officials say Tita Corp. of Queens in New York City is voluntarily recalling some fresh cheese products due to improper ... Propane Tanks Set on Fire in New Hampshire ArsonManchester, N.H., officials are investigating an arson in which somebody turned on three propane tanks and set them on fire. Officials say ... Insurance Firm Buys Naming Rights to Maine ArenaA local insurance agency has bought the naming rights to a new arena in Bangor, Maine, that is scheduled to open next year. The arena will ...  Midwest Spirit AeroSystems’s Insurance Claim from Tornado About $400MSpirit AeroSystems estimates its insurance claim from an April tornado will be about $400 million. The Kansas company said Thursday that it ... Drunken Boaters a Growing Risk in Illinois WatersThe number of boating deaths linked to alcohol on Illinois waterways has increased over the past five years, prompting authorities to ... Man Falls Asleep, Crashes Truck into Ohio BuildingPolice in the northern Ohio town of Bucyrus say a truck driver fell asleep and crashed his rig into a downtown business. Dispatcher Shawn ... Iowan Admits Submitting False Flood ClaimAn eastern Iowa woman has admitted submitting a false application for federal benefits made available after flooding in 2008. Federal ... Southeast Heavy Rains Collapse Ceiling at Charlotte MallA North Carolina mall was evacuated Friday when a thunderstorm that produced heavy rain caused the ceiling to collapse, officials said. The ... Florida Tomato Grower Settles Harassment LawsuitOne of the Florida's major tomato growers will pay two women $150,000 and change the way it deals with harassment complaints to settle a ... Mississippi Officials Confirm Fire Truck Wrongly Used in VideoLeaders of Jackson's fire department say they've confirmed that a department truck and gear were used in a local rapper's suggestive music ... BuildFax Florida Roof Age Report Identifies Top 10 Most Active Residential RoofersThe BuildFax Florida Roof Age Report, based on analysis of its historical residential building permit data, releases its top 10 lists of ... South Central Louisiana Contractor Issued Fraud SummonsA Houma, La., contractor was issued a summons on a fraud charge for allegedly taking payments for more than a year on a home improvement ... Texas Company Charged in Causing DeathsA Southeast Texas company and its ex-president have been charged with conspiring to illegally transport hazardous materials, causing the ... Oklahoma Library Brings in Dog to Sniff Out Bed BugsA specially trained dog is sniffing out the Tulsa Central Library after bed bugs were discovered on a chair this week. The dog, known as ... University of Louisiana Professor Settles Harassment SuitAn internationally recognized University of Louisiana at Monroe toxicology professor has settled a lawsuit he filed against the university ... Caliber Collision Expands Into OklahomaCaliber Collision Centers announced the acquisition of three new centers in the Oklahoma City area. Caliber Collision's newly acquired ... West Dust Storms: Latest Weather RiskLast year a mile-high wall of dust in Phoenix, Ariz., knocked out power, halted flights and coated everything in its path with a thick ... 21 Burned in Walk Over Hot Coals at Tony Robbins California EventFire officials said 21 people at an California event hosted by motivational speaker Tony Robbins suffered burns while walking across hot ... Hawaii May Require Boaters to Take Safety ClassHawaii may require skippers of power driven boats in state waters to complete a boating safety course. Board of Land and Natural Resources ... $24M in Restoration Work Needed at High Park FireA report on impacts from the High Park Fire in northern Colorado recommends an estimated $24 million in work to restore burned areas. Some ... International Beijing’s Heaviest Rains in 6 Decades Kill 10China's government says the heaviest rains to hit Beijing in six decades have killed at least 10 people. The torrential downpour Saturday ... Floods Kill 2 in PhilippinesTorrential monsoon rains have inundated large areas of the northern Philippines, leaving at least two people dead and six missing and ... AIR Worldwide Expands Suite of Catastrophe Models for AustraliaCatastrophe risk modeling firm AIR Worldwide (AIR) has expanded its suite of catastrophe models for Australia with the release of the ... Connect with Claims Journal
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