Storm survey crews with the National Weather Service have confirmed that Saturday’s tornado that hit Columbus was an EF-3 with winds over 130mph. Weather service officials say the tornado was on the ground for nearly 10 miles.
Amazon said it was mourning a "terrible tragedy" after an Amazon Prime Air cargo plane crashed into a bay outside Houston, Texas, on Saturday, killing all three people on board.
An Indiana man was flown to a hospital in Kearney with life-threatening injuries after being injured in an 11-vehicle pileup Wednesday morning on Interstate 80 between Giltner and Aurora.
Zion Williamson — college basketball player for the Duke Blue Devils and considered one of the top picks for this year’s NBA Draft — recently suffered a knee injury, sparking questions about whether the rising basketball star has suitable insurance.
As I watch the insurtech space, I see a fair bit of hype around disruptive technology. Some of what I see reminds me of the dotcom boom of the late 1990s. Then, as now, lots of startups promise to deliver something ground-breaking, and all are competing in the same space, with many of the same ideas.
An auto repair company owner is charged after reportedly defrauding an elderly Mesa woman of $2,000,000. The Arizona Attorney General has charged Donaldo Parra, age 44, with fraudulent schemes and theft.
Legislative bills in Montana and Idaho that will grant certain benefits and presumptions for first responders appear to be headed to a successful result, bringing those states in line with many others who have recently followed the same path.
The arguments surrounding the need for change in the insurance industry have largely been won. In recent years, dramatically increasing regulations, competition and customer expectations, along with dwindling resources and shortages of technical skills, have combined to produce an environment of uncertainty.
British Columbia’s public auto insurer says about 450 vehicles have been written off since sulphuric acid spilled along a busy commuter route near Trail, B.C., in two incidents last spring.
The frequency of medical malpractice claims has dropped substantially, but average case management expenses and indemnity payments continue to rise, according to a report.
Erie Insurance has reviewed police data on car crashes, and found that Saturdays in September are the most frequent days for fatal car crashes involving daydreaming while driving.
Insurance companies are only beginning to harness the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotic process automation (RPA). AI refers to computer systems that can mimic human capabilities by learning and solving problems. RPA is an emerging form of business process automation technology based on using software robots or AI “workers.”
No citations will be issued in connection with a 49-vehicle pileup on Peña Boulevard over the weekend. The massive crash site kept the main road to Denver International Airport closed for several hours on Saturday.
