Penn State Could Face Years of Litigation July 18, 2012 By Kevin Begos Penn State University could face years of litigation over Jerry Sandusky’s abuse of children, but the school is also doing...
Vermont Police Say Motorists Heeding Safety Push July 17, 2012 Motorists across Vermont have been slowing down and following traffic laws since the state launched a summer traffic enforcement program...
Nearly 20,000 in Connecticut Lost Power in July 1 Storm, Company Says July 17, 2012 Connecticut Light & Power has told state regulators that nearly 20,000 customers were without power on July 1 as strong...
Casino Waitresses in Pennsylvania Sue Over Maternity Policy July 17, 2012 Two former cocktail servers at a Philadelphia-area casino say they lost their jobs after becoming pregnant because of an unfair...
A Town in Virginia Agrees to Fine Over Chlorine Leak Following Storm July 17, 2012 The town of Christiansburg in Virginia has agreed to pay $15,000 in fines and reimbursements stemming from a chlorine leak...
Pennsylvania State Workers’ Insurance Fund Consolidates 2 Divisions July 16, 2012 Pennsylvania’s Department of Labor & Industry-operated State Workers’ Insurance Fund (SWIF) said today that it is consolidating the SWIF claims...
New York State Hands Out $16M in Flood Control Grants July 16, 2012 New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the state will give $16 million in grants to communities hit by last year’s...
Vermont Woman Loses Health, Home to Post-Irene Mold July 16, 2012 A Vermont woman says she’s been forced from her home by mold that Tropical Storm Irene left behind, and she’s...
In Massachusetts Senate Race, Health Care Still Hot Topic July 16, 2012 In Massachusetts’ contentious U.S. Senate race, few issues divide the two candidates more sharply than the health care law signed...
Insurance Women of Richmond, VA Install New Officers July 13, 2012 The Insurance Women of Richmond, VA, recently installed new executive officers. Melanie Miller, systems analyst at Argo Group International Holdings,...