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Surveyors Assess Communities in Oklahoma Hit by EF3 Tornado

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Bad weather moved into the Ohio River Valley on Tuesday after a series of powerful storms hit the Plains, including deadly tornadoes that destroyed homes and overturned vehicles in Oklahoma. National Weather Service meteorologist Rick Smith said Tuesday’s risk was … Source: Claims Journal

Warming-Fueled Wildfires on the Rise

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Alberta’s unusually early and large fire is just the latest of many gargantuan fires on an Earth that’s grown hotter with more extreme weather. Earlier this year, large wildfires hit spots on opposite ends of the world – Tasmania and … Source: Claims Journal

Early April Ohio Storms Cause $52.6M in Insured Losses

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An early April storm caused significant property losses in Ohio and several other states. According to the Ohio Insurance Institute (OII) and Property Claim Services (PCS) high winds and accompanying rains across the Buckeye state caused between $52.6 and $57.8 … Source: Claims Journal

Commentary: The Failure of No-Fault Insurance

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The Future Of Auto Insurance In No-Fault States In its widest sense, “no-fault insurance” is a term used to describe any auto insurance coverage under which policyholders are paid for personal injuries and property damage they sustain in accidents through … Source: Claims Journal

Colorado Officials Discuss Moratorium on Building in Landslide Zones

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Colorado Springs, Colo., officials are eyeing a moratorium on building in landslide zones as owners of about 80 homes participate in the city’s third landslide-related buyout since 1995. Heavy rains that plagued Colorado Springs during spring and summer 2015 saturated … Source: Claims Journal

Budget Cuts Affect Alaska’s Food Safety Division

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The latest round of budget cuts in Alaska could leave residents vulnerable to dirty restaurant kitchens, foodborne illnesses and scummy pools. As lawmakers grapple with an estimated $4 billion budget deficit, the state agency tasked with ensuring the safety of … Source: Claims Journal

NOAA’s Forecast Model Improved Yet Again, Now in 4-D

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NOAA’s powerful new supercomputers paved the way for another upgrade to the U.S. Global Forecast System (GFS), NOAA’s primary model for weather prediction. The upgrade builds on last year’s significant boost to the GFS, which more than doubled the resolution … Source: Claims Journal

OSHA’s Final Rule to Improve Injury Reporting/Transparency Takes Effect August 10

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The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration issued a final rule to modernize injury data collection to better inform workers, employers, the public and OSHA about workplace hazards. With this new rule, OSHA is applying the insights … Source: Claims Journal

Auto Club Says Marijuana Blood Test Not Reliable

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Six states that allow marijuana use have legal tests to determine driving while impaired by the drug that have no scientific basis, according to a study by the nation’s largest automobile club that calls for scrapping those laws. The study … Source: Claims Journal

Colorado Theater Shooting Civil Trial Started This Week

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Nine months after the Colorado theater shooter was sentenced to life in prison, some victims returned to the same courtroom Monday in hopes of holding the company that owns the suburban Denver movie theater accountable for not doing more to … Source: Claims Journal