How the Pandemic May Change ‘Work-Life Balance’ Forever August 5, 2020 By Breanna T Bradham When it comes to helping employees balance work hours with relaxation, Acuity Insurance Chief Executive Officer Ben Salzmann has a...
Tropical Storm Isaias Left Death, Darkness, Tornadoes, Floods on East Coast August 4, 2020 By Jonathan Allen and Maria Caspani 08/05/2020 02:06 AM— Tropical Storm Isaias killed at least four people on Tuesday as it made its way up the...
Louisiana Prepares to Resume Movie, TV Filming Amid Pandemic August 4, 2020 Louisiana released coronavirus safety guidelines for movie and TV productions this week, as filming is expected to start returning to...
Port of Seattle Officer Files Race-Based Discrimination Suit August 4, 2020 A Black officer with the Port of Seattle police is suing over the Port’s alleged failure to provide records of...
California Governor Cautiously Upbeat About Coronavirus Numbers August 4, 2020 By Don Thompson California appears to be getting a grip on a resurgence of the coronavirus, Gov. Gavin Newsom said this week, though...
Texas Mutual, VFIS of Texas Award $500K to Emergency Service Groups August 4, 2020 Texas Mutual Insurance Co. and Volunteer Firemen’s Insurance Services of Texas are awarding $500,000 to nonprofit emergency service organizations across...
Lawsuit Seeks $150M in Refunds from ComEd in Chicago August 4, 2020 A class-action lawsuit seeks $150 million in refunds from ComEd for customer rate increases and other benefits the utility received...
Bar Shutdown Order Extended for West Virginia County August 4, 2020 West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has extended an order that closed all bars in Monongalia County for an additional 10...
Tropical Storm Isaias Spawns Tornadoes, Leaves Thousands Without Power in Carolinas August 4, 2020 After bringing heavy rain and flooding to Florida over the weekend, Tropical Storm Isaias began its attacking up the Southeast...
698 Louisiana Businesses Cited for Violating COVID-19 Rules August 4, 2020 Nearly 700 restaurants, bars and businesses in Louisiana were cited in July for violating the governor’s coronavirus restrictions, according to...