September 7, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Study: Brain Disease Deaths High in NFL VeteransA study of former NFL players finds they were unusually prone to dying from degenerative brain disease, the latest indication that repeated ... NTSB: Anti-Collision Aids Needed for Large PlanesThe National Transportation Safety Board wants to see ground collision warning systems on all large commercial airliners. The board ... Close-Plane Mishap Rattled Air Traffic ControllersAir-traffic controllers were rattled after mistakenly flying three planes too close together in the skies near the nation's capital, a ...  East U.S. Court Protects French Shoemaker's Red SolesThe distinctive red soles of Christian Louboutin shoes are entitled to trademark protection, even if the company can't exactly call the ... Kansas Woman With Hepatitis C Sues Pennsylvania HospitalA Kansas woman who believes she was infected with hepatitis C by a former medical technician now accused of stealing narcotics filed a ... New Jersey Town Hit By Small TornadoThe National Weather Service says a small tornado touched down in the Camden, N.J., area this week, damaging many homes. The weather ... Midwest North Dakota Farmers Want Changes in Crop Insurance RulesSome Upper Midwest farmers who thought they caught a break when the federal government eased crop insurance rules for land hit by prolonged ... Judge Vacates Part of $90M Abestos JudgmentA central Illinois judge's decision has reduced the jury award in a 2011 asbestos case from almost $90 million to $8.4 million. The lawsuit ... Iowa Study Aimed at Making Tractors Safer for KidsResearchers who hope to prevent children from dying in tractor accidents are turning to a state-of-the-art driving simulator to help ... Court: Ohio Prison Nurse Can Be Sued in DeathA prison nurse isn't immune from being sued over an inmate's 2009 death following a violent seizure from alcohol withdrawals, a federal ... Southeast Kentucky Police Say Burglar Fled in a CabA southeastern Kentucky man is accused of breaking into his estranged wife's home, taking cash and a computer and calling a taxi to flee ... Contractor Accused of Fraud in 2009 Arrested in MississippiMississippi's attorney general says a contractor charged with fraud in 2009 has been caught in Hinds County after investigators learned he ... 2 Injured When Florida Courthouse Garage CollapsesOfficials say two men were injured when a four-story parking garage collapsed on the west side of the Broward County Courthouse. Fort ... South Central Classes Moved to Vacant School After Fire in OklahomaOfficials have found a new facility for Tulsa, Okla., students whose school was destroyed in a fire Wednesday morning. The Tulsa School of ... Arkansas Police Expect Suit After Squad Car ShootingAttorneys for the family of a young man who was fatally shot in an Arkansas patrol car have asked police to preserve evidence about his ... Judge Hears Arguments in Texarkana Towing CaseTexarkana Ward 2 Director Laney Harris argued that the city's current procedure for towing unsightly or hazardous abandoned vehicles is ... West Arizona Hospital Reviewing Huge Bill for Scorpion StingA suburban Phoenix hospital that billed a woman more than $83,000 for administering two doses of scorpion antivenom says it plans to adjust ... Wind Storm Knocks Out Power in Alaska's Largest CityAn unseasonably early wind storm pummeled Anchorage, Alaska's largest city and surrounding region, toppling scores of trees and leaving ... Lawsuit Claims Discrimination by In-N-Out ChainA lawsuit filed on behalf of two black men in Oakland, Calif., claims In-N-Out Burger didn't hire them because of their race and age. The ... International Thais Say Red Bull Heir Beyond Blood-Alcohol LimitThai police said Thursday they would add drunken driving to the charges against a Red Bull energy drink heir accused of killing a police ... Costa Rica Escapes Serious Damage From Big QuakeThe bulletins were terrifying: a powerful earthquake had struck off the coast of this Central American country, spawning a tsunami warning ... Connect with Claims Journal
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