Ohio Jury Says American Family Agents Are Employees; Insurer Disagrees April 28, 2017 By Stephanie K. Jones A federal jury in Cleveland, Ohio, on April 18 determined that thousands of agents with Madison, Wisconsin-based American Family Mutual...
Dodge City Community College Wins Kansas Don’t Text #Just Drive Contest April 28, 2017 Dodge City Community College (DCCC) received the most votes by percentage of students enrolled to win the Kansas community college...
Ex-Fire Academy Manager Pleads Guilty in Iowa Test Scandal April 28, 2017 A former Iowa fire academy administrator has pleaded guilty to falsifying test scores that were used to improperly certify thousands...
Storm Damage Assessors Rely on Waffle House’s 24-Hour Service Policy April 28, 2017 By Koby Levin The emphasis on 24-hour service at Waffle House — hurricane or shine — has earned the company a reputation among...
Michigan’s Meiers Lombardini Lemanski Agency Joins Keystone Insurers Group April 28, 2017 The Meiers Lombardini Lemanski Agency of East Lansing, Michigan, has joined Keystone Insurers Group. The agency becomes Keystone’s seventh partner...
Michigan Hospital to Pay $791K in Settlement over Needless Tests April 26, 2017 A Detroit-area hospital has agreed to pay $791,000 to settle allegations that it billed for unnecessary lab tests. The case...
Railway Sued by Family of South Dakota Man Run over by Train April 26, 2017 The family of a BNSF Railway employee killed in an accident in western South Dakota is suing the railroad, alleging...
Indiana High Court Says Wounded Officer Can’t Sue Gun Seller April 26, 2017 The Indiana Supreme Court ruled that a wounded police officer can’t sue a sporting goods store that sold a handgun...
‘Bachelor’ Star Soules Arrested, Charged After Deadly Iowa Crash April 26, 2017 By Ryan J. Foley Chris Soules, an Iowa farmer who starred on “The Bachelor” two years ago, was arrested on April 25 after authorities...
Kansas Tightens Amusement Park Regulations after Boy’s Waterslide Death April 26, 2017 By Allison Kite The death of a colleague’s son has spurred the governor in the often anti-regulation Kansas to toughen the state’s inspection...