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Nevada Wildfire Victims Share Varied Stories

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RENO, Nev. — With a wind-whipped wildfire roaring through a Reno neighborhood, David Howton sprang into action with a garden hose and was lucky to save his home. About a mile away, Scott and Mimi O’Brien weren’t so lucky. The … Source: Claims Journal

Plan Released to Reduce Massive Wildfires in US West

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BOISE, Idaho — U.S. officials on Friday released an overarching plan for removing or changing vegetation over a huge swath of the U.S. West to stop devastating wildfires on land used for cattle ranching, recreation and habitat for imperiled sage … Source: Claims Journal

Repairs Ongoing to Iowa Streetlights Damaged by August Storm

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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Months after a derecho tore through Iowa, thousands of streetlights still need to be repaired in the Cedar Rapids area. Mayuri Farlinger, the director of operations for Alliant Energy in the region, did not have an … Source: Claims Journal

Viewpoint: Early Warning Systems Can Help Insurers Avoid Costly Hidden Hazards

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The adage that “you can’t judge a book by its cover” holds especially true when it comes to evaluating commercial property in a field survey. Buildings that appear reasonably maintained from the outside can contain such hazards as water-damaged ceilings, … Source: Claims Journal

Southern California Could Have Cold Turkey From Power Shutoffs

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Dry, gusty winds have raised a critical fire threat, prompting Edison International to threaten to cut power to more than 76,000 Southern California homes and businesses just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday. A weather front that’s rushing south Wednesday … Source: Claims Journal

Hurricanes Eta, Iota Hit Nicaragua With $743 Million In Economic Losses

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Nicaragua suffered more than $740 million in damage from Hurricanes Eta and Iota, the government said on Tuesday, as the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) promised $1.7 billion in aid for millions of people affected across Central America. Nearly 44,000 homes … Source: Claims Journal

Catch-All Travel Insurance Booms as U.S. Flyers Take Thanksgiving Risks

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U.S. websites have seen a surge in travelers seeking expensive ironclad insurance this Thanksgiving, as Americans desperate to break the monotony of a year spent at home look to cover themselves against coronavirus-related risks. Data from insurance comparison website Squaremouth … Source: Claims Journal

Tesla Issues Two Recalls Covering 9,500 U.S. Vehicles – NHTSA

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Tesla Inc is issuing two recalls covering about 9,500 vehicles for roof trim that may separate and bolts that may not have been properly tightened. The larger recall covers 9,136 Model X cars from the 2016 model year, the National … Source: Claims Journal

Family of Man Shot by Georgia Trooper to Sue State for Money

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SAVANNAH, Ga. — Relatives of man who was shot to death by a Georgia state trooper now charged with murder plan to sue the state for wrongful death. Lawyers for family members of Julian Lewis filed notice Monday in federal … Source: Claims Journal

Drones to the Rescue: Berlin Lab Seeks Quicker Virus Tests

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BERLIN — A German lab is hoping to cut the time it takes to send coronavirus tests across Berlin by using drones, thereby avoiding the capital’s clogged roads. California-based company Matternet is currently testing drone deliveries between a hospital and … Source: Claims Journal