Gymnasts to Texas Lawmakers: Allow Sex Abuse Victims to Sue Institutions May 16, 2019 By Clarice Silber Former U.S. national team gymnasts backing a Texas bill that would allow victims of sexual abuse more time to sue...
Wreckage Removed, Houston Ship Channel Reopened to Two-Way Traffic May 15, 2019 By Collin Eaton The Houston Ship Channel reopened on Wednesday to two-way traffic after salvage crews removed two gasoline barges damaged in a...
5 Workers Hurt in Fire, Explosion at Oklahoma Paper Mill May 15, 2019 Officials say a fire and subsequent explosion at a Georgia-Pacific paper mill in eastern Oklahoma injured five workers and left...
Texas Officials Warn Against Eating Fish From Bays After Ship Channel Crash May 15, 2019 Texas health officials have advised people not to fish or eat seafood from parts of some Houston-area bays as cleanup...
2 Wanted for Auto Insurance Fraud in Louisiana; Public’s Help Sought May 15, 2019 Detectives with the Louisiana State Police Insurance Fraud/Auto Theft Unit – Houma Field Office are asking for the public’s help...
SLTX Adds Purchasing Group Flag Function to Electronic Filing System May 15, 2019 A new feature allowing agents and brokers to indicate whether or not an insured is a purchasing group is now...
Alliant Adds Richard as Executive VP, Employee Benefits in Louisiana May 15, 2019 Chard Richard has joined Alliant Insurance Services as executive vice president and managing director in the employee benefits group in...
Official: Houston Ship Channel Restrictions Could Continue All Week May 14, 2019 By Erwin Seba and Collin Eaton The Houston Ship Channel could remain under one-way travel restrictions all week following a collision between a deep-draft ship and...
McCray Appointed Executive VP at Amerisafe in Louisiana May 14, 2019 DeRidder, Louisiana-based workers’ compensation insurer, Amerisafe Inc., has named Andrew McCray as its new executive vice president and chief underwriting...
Louisiana Lawmakers Pushing Restrictions on Food Labels May 14, 2019 By Melinda Deslatte Louisiana’s lawmakers are on a labeling binge this year, pushing ahead with food classification restrictions on milk, rice, meat, sugar,...