October 1, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Honda Expands Recall to Include 600,000 AccordsHonda Motor Co Ltd is expanding a recall in North America to include more than 600,000 Accord mid-size sedans to address a potential power ... Study: Teen Car Crash Deaths Vary by StateAccording to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), nearly 18,000 teens in the U.S. ages 16 to 19 died in car accidents from ... GM Recalling 40,859 Cars for Potential Fuel LeaksGeneral Motors Co. is recalling more than 40,000 cars sold in warm-weather U.S. states because a plastic part might crack and cause a fuel ... Cases to be Reviewed in New U.S. Supreme Court TermThe U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review close to 40 cases in its new term that begins on Monday, roughly half the number the court is ... ISO Launches New Program for Underwriting and Pricing Wind ExposureISO launch its Enhanced Wind Rating Program, a commercial property rating program designed specifically to address the wind peril. The ... East Massachusetts City Faces Steep Flood Control BillThe Massachusetts city of Northampton is facing an $800,000 bill to upgrade and maintain its storm water and flood control systems to ... Police Probe Vandalism at Pennsylvania Construction SitePolice say vandals used heavy machinery to trash a construction site and seriously damage a crane in northeast Philadelphia. It happened ... 2 Dozen Join New York JetBlue Lawsuit Over Pilot ScareTwo dozen passengers joined a lawsuit in New York on Thursday against JetBlue Airways Corp. stemming from a pilot's rant during a ... Midwest North Dakota Road Raised to Protect it From FloodingWork is under way to raise a portion of a state highway near Ryder, N.D., to protect the road from flooding. The Minot Daily News reports ... Repairs to Indiana Covered Bridge Could Cost $300KA county official says it could cost as much as $300,000 to repair a nearly 140-year-old wooden covered bridge in northeastern Indiana ... Family of Drowned Nebraska Boy Files $1M ClaimThe family of an 11-year-old boy who drowned in an eastern Nebraska lake has filed a claim against the natural resources district that ... Missouri Gets $1.2M in Federal Food Safety GrantsMissouri has received more than $1.2 million in federal grants for its food safety efforts. About $900,000 will go to the state health and ... Southeast Florida Public Adjuster Waiting Period Deemed UnconstitutionalThe Florida Legislature has statutorily prohibited public adjusters from contacting loss victims within 48 hours following the loss. The ... New Kentucky Drug Law Required Testing CostlyUnder a new Kentucky law designed to curb prescription pill abuse, patients with long-term conditions requiring controlled substances have ... Mississippi Ending Insurance Fraud Suit After 11 YearsMississippi officials are dropping the remnants of an 11-year-old lawsuit after collecting as much money as they think they can get in ... Florida Insurer Filings on PIP Rates Due TodayAutomobile insurers have until the end of day today to show Florida regulators how much, if at all, they plan on reducing rates on the ... South Central Sinkhole Hits Home and Businesses Values in Rural LouisianaDennis Landry's bed and breakfast was in the middle of a record business year before a sinkhole prompted authorities to tell 150 households ... Thieves Target Manhole Covers in 2 Texas CitiesThieves in two South Texas cities have been taking something unusual: storm drain covers. Pharr has had 35 inlet and storm drain covers ... Isaac Damaged 59,000 Homes in LouisianaHurricane Isaac damaged nearly 59,000 homes as the slow-moving storm crawled across southeast Louisiana, according to the latest damage ... West Wind Speed of 114 MPH Recorded in Alaska StormAn amateur weather station recorded a wind speed of 114 miles per hour during last week's storm along the Alaska Range. The gust was ... BART Installs Quake Early-Warning SystemA new earthquake early-warning system installed by California's Bay Area Rapid Transit will detect earthquakes precious seconds before the ... Alaska Homeowners Face Flood FalloutIt's been three years since Mike Eskelson bought his two-story Anchor Point, Alaska, house on Laida Street. This week, Eskelson has been ... EPA Pushes Tough Asbestos Standard for Montana TownA proposed standard for federal cleanup of asbestos contamination in a Montana town concludes that even a tiny amount of the material can ... International Chevron Pays $17M Fine for Oil Spill Off BrazilChevron Corp. has paid a multimillion-dollar fine for several "irregularities" in connection with last year's oil spill off the coast of ... Costa Rica Putting Up Streets Signs for First TimeHow do you find the National Theater in San Jose? "Left-hand turn 100 (meters) south of the People's Bank." The train station? "Right-hand ... Connect with Claims Journal
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