New Mexico Wildfires Gained Ground Amid Dry, Windy Conditions April 13, 2022 By Susan Montoya Bryan It’s a simple recipe that requires only a couple ingredients, and New Mexico has them all. Strong winds, low humidity...
University of Southern California Suing YouTubers for Pranks April 13, 2022 The University of Southern California is suing two YouTube performers who the school says created panic after barging into classrooms...
Philadelphia to Restore Indoor Mask Mandate Amid Covid Case Surge April 13, 2022 Philadelphia is reinstating its indoor mask mandate after reporting a sharp increase in coronavirus infections, the city’s top health official...
World Insurance Expands in New Jersey with Acquisition of J. Stine Agency April 13, 2022 World Insurance Associates has acquired J. Stine Agency, Inc. of Little Silver, New Jersey. Terms of the transaction were not...
Louisiana Places Lighthouse Into Receivership; No Word Yet on Florida’s Plans April 12, 2022 Weeks after Lighthouse Property Insurance announced it would stop writing new business in Florida, the insurer has been placed into...
Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Places Lighthouse Into Receivership April 12, 2022 Weeks after Lighthouse Property Insurance announced it would stop writing new business in Florida, the insurer has been placed into...
U.S. Gunmakers to Ask Judge to Toss Mexico’s $10 Billion Lawsuit April 12, 2022 By Nate Raymond A U.S. judge on Tuesday questioned whether allowing Mexico to sue U.S. gun manufacturers for facilitating the trafficking of weapons...
People Moves: Iroquois Names Howard Regional Manager of OK, AR; CoVerica Names Cox as President & CEO April 12, 2022 Iroquois Names Lucas Howard as Regional Manager of Oklahoma and Arkansas Iroquois has named Lucas Howard as regional manager of...
Spring Storm Packing Blizzard Conditions for Northern Plains April 12, 2022 A significant spring storm headed for the northern Plains is packing blizzard conditions with significant snow accumulation and drifting, according...
Several Indiana Cities Opting Back in to Opioid Settlement April 12, 2022 Indianapolis and several other Indiana cities are joining an estimated $507 million statewide opioid settlement after previously opting out of...