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Joe Sterling has spent 36 years as a volunteer with the Leesburg Fire Department, but he’s recently taken on a... Read More

Some Florida communities are seeing a rise in the number of crimes done by tire thieves, who jack up cars... Read More

The superintendent of a new captive insurance company charged with distributing millions of dollars to Connecticut homeowners with crumbling foundations... Read More

Like many diligent public servants, Georgia state Representative Ed Setzler enjoys crowing about a nice, tidy highway project. In a... Read More

A Senate committee is asking executives of auto makers Kia and Hyundai to testify next month about fire risk in... Read More

An employee that tripped and fell at work is owed workers’ compensation benefits despite his employer’s argument that the accident... Read More

Federal safety investigators have been unable to conduct a full examination of the limousine involved in a crash that killed... Read More

Automated alerts from the fledgling West Coast earthquake early warning system are ready to be used broadly by businesses, utilities,... Read More

The Japanese government on Friday ordered a company that falsified quality data for earthquake “shock absorbers” used in hundreds of... Read More