Sentry Insurance Opens Regional Office in Plano, Texas November 8, 2023 Sentry Insurance has expanded its presence with a new regional office in Plano, Texas that will service businesses in the...
Super Fog Blankets New Orleans Again, as Damp Fires and Smoke Close Interstate After Fatal Crash November 8, 2023 NEW ORLEANS (AP) – Dense smoke reminiscent of last month`s “super fog” that rolled into Louisiana has led to a...
Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Lease Sale Postponed Amid Legal Battles Over Endangered Whale Protections November 7, 2023 By Kevin McGill NEW ORLEANS (AP) – An upcoming sale of federal Gulf of Mexico oil and gas leases was officially postponed last...
TWIA Expects Policy Count to Grow in 2024, Reaching 265,000 by Year End November 7, 2023 The Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA) expects policy count to continue to grow in 2024, the association’s Board of Directors...
People Moves: Breaux Joins Novatae Risk Group as Chief Operating Officer November 6, 2023 Breaux Joins Novatae Risk Group as Chief Operating Officer Von Breaux joined Novatae Risk Group, headquartered in Grapevine, Texas, as...
Austin, Texas Becomes Largest US City to Drop Parking-Spot Requirements November 6, 2023 By Joshua Fetcher Austin on Thursday became the largest city in the country to stop requiring new developments to have a set amount...
Louisiana Fortify Homes Program Opens Third Round of Grants November 6, 2023 Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon announced that the Louisiana Fortify Homes Program (LFHP) will open its third round of grants...
Louisiana Courts Still Tidying Up After Storm of McClenny Moseley Lawsuits November 3, 2023 By Jim Sams In December 2022, before much was known about how McClenny Moseley & Associates in Houston was able to set up...
Louisiana Contractor Gets Max Fine After Fatal Fall at Georgia Hyundai Plant Site November 3, 2023 By Insurance Journal Staff Reports Federal safety regulators have brought the hammer down on a Louisiana contractor, deciding that the company failed to use correct...
Louisiana Was Open to Cancer Alley Concessions. Then EPA Dropped its Investigation November 2, 2023 By Michael Phillis For more than a year, the Environmental Protection Agency investigated whether Louisiana officials discriminated against Black residents by putting them...