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Another Nasty Winter Predicted for the Northeast

It’s not what Bostonians want to hear: The Farmer’s Almanac says another rough winter is in your stars. A year after Boston, Mass., was pummeled with the snowiest winter on record, editors of the Maine-based publication have dubbed their latest … The post Another Nasty Winter Predicted for the Northeast appeared first on Claims Journal.…

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Jury Awards Montana Woman $1.75M for Damaged Home

A woman will receive $1.75 million from two companies after a drainage system they installed caused extensive damage to her Billings, Mont., home. The Billings Gazette reports Oakland Home Builders Corporation, Gary Oakland, the CEO and chairman of The Oakland … The post Jury Awards Montana Woman $1.75M for Damaged Home appeared first on Claims…

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Washington Wildfire Largest in State’s History

The massive fire burning in north-central Washington is now the largest in state history. The Okanogan Complex of wildfires has surpassed last year’s Carlton Complex blazes, fire spokesman Rick Isaacson said Monday morning. The Okanogan Complex was measured overnight at … The post Washington Wildfire Largest in State’s History appeared first on Claims Journal. Source:…

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J.D. Power: Consumers Not Taking Advantage of In-Car Technology

Automakers are investing billions of dollars to put technologies in their cars and light trucks that are not being used by many of the owners of those vehicles, according to the J.D. Power 2015 Driver Interactive Vehicle Experience (DrIVE) Report. … The post J.D. Power: Consumers Not Taking Advantage of In-Car Technology appeared first on…

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Hurricane Hunter Plane to Investigate Tropical Storm Erika in Atlantic

A “Hurricane Hunter” reconnaissance plane headed out Tuesday to investigate Tropical Storm Erika, a disorganized system on a path yet to be pinned down. Erika touched off tropical storm watches on some of the Leeward Islands, which are about 730 … The post Hurricane Hunter Plane to Investigate Tropical Storm Erika in Atlantic appeared first…

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Building Industrial Robots That Don’t Kill Humans

In June this year a robot crushed a man to death in a Volkswagen factory in Germany. The 22-year-old maintenance worker became trapped between a large robotic arm and a metal plate, in an area usually off-bounds to humans. The … The post Building Industrial Robots That Don’t Kill Humans appeared first on Claims Journal.…

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IRC: Auto Insurance Costs Becoming More Affordable for All Income Levels

Personal auto insurance has become more affordable over time for all income groups, including low-to-moderate income (LMI) groups, according to a new report from the Insurance Research Council (IRC). In addition to documenting that auto insurance has become more affordable … The post IRC: Auto Insurance Costs Becoming More Affordable for All Income Levels appeared…

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Pot-Impaired Drivers Involved in Deadly Crashes Rising in Washington

More marijuana-using drivers are getting into fatal crashes in Washington, according to new data from the state Traffic Safety Commission. Data released Wednesday show that the number of Washington drivers involved in deadly crashes who tested positive for active marijuana … The post Pot-Impaired Drivers Involved in Deadly Crashes Rising in Washington appeared first on…

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Study Predicts More Wildlife Deaths and Bigger Wildfires if Drought Lasts

The carcasses of salmon, trout and more than a dozen other newly extinct native species lie in dry streambeds around California. Exhausted firefighters in the Sierra Nevada battle some of the biggest wildfires they’ve ever seen. And in Central Valley … The post Study Predicts More Wildlife Deaths and Bigger Wildfires if Drought Lasts appeared…

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New FEMA Maps Could Force Central Texas Residents to Buy Flood Insurance

Hundreds of Central Texas residents could be forced to buy flood insurance or face stricter building regulations for new structures nearly three months after deadly flooding, according to new Federal Emergency Management Agency advisory maps made public Friday. The maps, … The post New FEMA Maps Could Force Central Texas Residents to Buy Flood Insurance…

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