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Improper Use of Safety Line May Have Caused Wyoming Worker’s Death

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Wyoming authorities say an improperly used safety cable may have contributed to the June death of an oil rig worker. The Casper Star-Tribune reports that 28-year-old Dennis McCulloch, of Casper, died after falling about 76 feet at the oil well … Source: Claims Journal

Allstate’s Latest Report Finds Safest Drivers Located in Suburbs

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With Labor Day ahead and back-to-school traffic adding to road congestion, Allstate’s 2016 America’s Best Drivers Report reveals motorists in certain cities are safer drivers when navigating the gridlock, and their suburban counterparts frequently perform better. The report finds that … Source: Claims Journal

Italy Investigates Possible Building Code Fraud After Quake

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Bulldozers with huge claws pulled down dangerously overhanging ledges Sunday in Italy’s quake-devastated town of Amatrice as investigators worked to figure out if negligence or fraud in building codes had added to the quake’s high death toll. The quake that … Source: Claims Journal

South Dakota City Razing Homes to Keep Neighborhood Dry

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The city of Sioux Falls, S.D., hopes razing flood-prone houses in the central part of the city will help keep other homes in the neighborhood dry when heavy rains hit next. Homes near Augustana University can get rain-flooded basements, even … Source: Claims Journal

Prevent Hot Car Deaths With Sensors, Other Devices

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Hot cars are a danger to children, particularly in a sweltering summer like this one. There are some devices on the market – built into cars as well as child seats – that can help prevent kids from being left … Source: Claims Journal

Congress’ Help Expected to Aid Louisiana in Flood Recovery

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Insurance payments and traditional federal aid programs won’t be enough to respond to the catastrophic flooding that ravaged tens of thousands of homes across south Louisiana, wrecking entire subdivisions and devastating entire cities. Louisiana, once again, will be asking Congress … Source: Claims Journal

Bee Hive Thefts in Southwest Florida Prompt Formation of Task Force

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None of the hundreds of stolen hives have been recovered, law enforcement agencies said. Southwest Florida bee farmers are having a difficult summer because thieves have been stealing their hives, lots of them, to the tune of $150,000 or more. … Source: Claims Journal

Feds Propose Requiring Lower Speeds for Trucks and Buses

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The U.S. is seeking to forcibly limit how fast trucks, buses and other large vehicles can travel on the nation’s highways. A new proposal Friday would impose a nationwide limit by electronically capping speeds with a device on newly made … Source: Claims Journal

Texas Jury Finds GM Ignition Switch Not to Blame in Fatal Crash

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A Texas jury on Thursday found that a General Motors Co. ignition switch was not to blame for a 2011 accident that killed one driver and injured another, handing the carmaker its third courtroom win this year in a series … Source: Claims Journal

Surviving an Earthquake Depends on Several Factors

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How long can people survive in the rubble of an earthquake? A week or more under the best circumstances, some experts say. That means the trapped victims aren’t seriously injured, they have air to breathe and the weather isn’t too … Source: Claims Journal