The number of speeding tickets issued by South Dakota state troopers has gone up since the state’s top speed limit...
Monthly Archives: April 2017
Safety experts are questioning St. Louis’ boiler safety standards, following a deadly explosion that killed four people and injured several...
The number of paid workers’ compensation claims fell 53 percent relative to the number of full-time-equivalent (FTE) employees from 1997...
Ohio Gov. John R. Kasich named Jillian E. Froment to serve as the director of the Ohio Department of Insurance....
Iowa Gov. Gov. Terry Branstad has signed a controversial workers’ compensation bill that reduces benefits for injured workers, notably benefits...
Severe weather in March led to significant damage in the central and eastern United States, racking up more than $2...
Oklahoma Forestry Services officials say 2017 is already among the most active years on record for wildfires. The agency has...
Flood risk is ubiquitous. In any given week, a storm with the potential to produce flooding is occurring somewhere in...
Kristin S. Palmer has been named senior vice president and head of Communications at the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.). Palmer...
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against three oil and gas companies over Oklahoma’s ongoing earthquakes. The lawsuit, filed...