September 19, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational State by State Look at Driving Rules for Older DriversA 50-state look at the varying rules across the nation governing drivers' licenses for older adults. ALABAMA: Licenses are renewed every ... Court Orders Rehabilitation for Home Value Insurance Co.Home Value Insurance Co. was ordered into rehabilitation by an Ohio court on Aug. 31, 2012, and has been prohibited from selling insurance ... How Low Interest Rates Challenge Insurer CFOs, Affect PricingProperty/casualty insurers say that principal preservation and total return are the most important objectives of their companies' portfolio ... East Judge Grants $33M Default Against New York Company in RecallA federal judge on Monday granted a $33 million default judgment against a New York-based spice company involved in a nationwide salami ... Flooded Pennsylvania Residents Can Get Retroactive PermitsA northeastern Pennsylvania community hit hard by flooding a year ago is allowing residents to apply for retroactive home renovation ... Rhode Island Library Looks to Replace Stolen RailingsOfficials at the William H. Hall Free library in Cranston, R.I., say they likely will have to replace stolen metal railings with wood. The ... Transformer Fire Leaves 16 Homeless at Pennsylvania SiteInvestigators say a transformer fire caused by a sagging power line has left 16 people homeless at a Pittsburgh-area apartment complex. ... Midwest Iowa Schools to Track Bullying on DatabaseIowa public schools have a new database to report and track bullying incidents in detail as they happen throughout the year. The Des Moines ... Squirrel Blamed for Rural North Dakota Barn FireA squirrel is being blamed for a weekend fire that destroyed a barn and tool shed near Bismarck. Homeowner Sue Alexander tells The Bismarck ... Family of Joplin Tornado Victim Sues Wal-MartThe wife and daughter of man killed inside a Walmart store when a massive tornado hit Joplin are suing. The Joplin Globe reported that the ... Southeast West Virginia Contractor Cited for Safety ViolationsThe federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration is citing a West Virginia company for safety violations at a Tridelphia work ... Filmmakers Work on Documentary of Kentucky Town's Tornado RecoveryThree men from eastern Kentucky are putting together a documentary about a town's recovery from a devastating spring tornado. WYMT-TV ... NTSB: Pilot Not Licensed in South Carolina Flying Boat CrashThe National Transportation Safety Board says the pilot of a flying boat that crashed near Dewees Island last year killing two people was ... South Central Isaac Plays Havoc With Louisiana Parish's CemeteriesBlue tarpaulins cover loose caskets that floated out of tombs during Hurricane Isaac and were scattered around large sections of eastern ... Oklahoma City Wants $2M Judgment ReversedThe city of Muskogee wants a nearly $2 million judgment to be reversed in a lawsuit that alleges private property was taken unlawfully. A ... 2 Killed When Car Crashes Into Texas HouseAuthorities say the driver of a vehicle that crashed into a Texas home and a person inside the home were found dead in the charred rubble ... Arkansas Cemetery Hit Again by VandalismAuthorities say a historic cemetery in Texarkana, Ark., has been hit by vandals three times in the past three months. The State Line ... West Caltrans Seeks Nearly $75K in Highway Safety SuitCalifornia's Department of Transportation is seeking nearly $75,000 from a family of a woman killed in a crash three years ago who sued the ... No Increase in Washington Workers' Comp Rate for 2013The Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) announced it is proposing no increase in the average rate for workers' compensation insurance. ... Hawaii Kayak Company Permit Revoked After Teen Swept Out to SeaHawaii officials have revoked a permit for a kayak tour company that led a group of teens when one from New York was swept out to sea on ... Caliber Collision Doubles Capacity With Move to New California FacilityCaliber Collision announced today it will double the capacity of its Redlands operations with its move on September 17th to a new, ... International Villages Slowly Vanish as Lakes in the Dominican Republic GrowNo one thought much about it when the largest lake in the Caribbean began rising in a year of heavy rains. But then it never stopped. Lake ... Bermuda Insurance Institute Announces New Chief Executive OfficerThe Bermuda Insurance Institute ("BII") appointed Dawnnelle Walker as its first ever chief executive officer. Walker is currently senior ... Connect with Claims Journal
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