Pinto or Tylenol? What’s Boeing’s Strategy for Restoring Public, Pilot Trust in 737 Brand? May 14, 2019 By Julie Johnsson Boeing Co.’s 737 Max is about to join the list of brands trying to come back from ignominy. Analysts are...
Tennessee Insurance Head McPeak Steps Down; Lawrence Tapped as Interim Chief May 14, 2019 After eight years as the head of the Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance (TDCI), Commissioner Julie Mix McPeak is...
California Jury Blames Roundup for Couple’s Cancer, Awards $2 Billion May 13, 2019 By Tina Bellon A California jury on Monday awarded more than $2 billion to a couple who claimed Bayer AG’s glyphosate-based Roundup weed...
Freight Train Derails in Mississippi, No Injuries Reported May 13, 2019 Floodwaters in southern Mississippi may have contributed to the derailment of a freight train near Lumberton. Norfolk Southern spokeswoman Rachel...
South Carolina Passes Ridesharing Safety Bill Prompted by College Student’s Murder May 13, 2019 Legislators passed a ridesharing safety act that requires those services to display their license plate numbers on the front of...
Northeast Oklahoma to See Largest Keystone Dam Release in 26 Years May 13, 2019 Officials in northeastern Oklahoma are preparing thousands of sandbags ahead of the planned release of the largest amount of water...
Texas Wind Turbine Maker Settles with Board Over Labor Practices May 13, 2019 A Texas-based wind turbine manufacturer has reached a settlement with federal officials over alleged violations of U.S. labor laws. GRI...
Houston Ship Channel Reopens After Collision Pollutes Air, Water May 13, 2019 By Joe Carroll and Robert Tuttle The Houston Ship Channel reopened to limited traffic on Sunday after a vessel collision dumped almost 400,000 gallons of a...
Company Says It Was Told Duck Boats Were OK Before Missouri Sinking May 13, 2019 An entertainment company that owned a duck boat involved in a fatal sinking on a Missouri lake last summer disputes...
Texas Lawmakers Question FAA Delay on Hot-Air Balloon Regulations May 13, 2019 The Federal Aviation Administration has not passed a new safety regulation that legislators say would fortify supervision of the hot-air...