Rockvale fire burns family out of home Daily News Journal - Jan 17 4:14 AM
Barry and Cathy Hancock and their three sons escaped with only the clothes on their back when fire destroyed their Constantine Road home in the Rockvale area.Save to My Web
Ex-Vesta adjuster accused of fraud Times Leader - Dec 30 10:28 AM
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - A former Vesta Insurance adjuster has been indicted on forgery and mail fraud charges that she made fictitious claims for more than $220,000, the U.S. attorney's office said.Save to My Web
Ex-Vesta adjuster accused of fraud Aberdeen American News - Dec 30 10:26 AM
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - A former Vesta Insurance adjuster has been indicted on forgery and mail fraud charges that she made fictitious claims for more than $220,000, the U.S. attorney's office said.Save to My Web
Program gives bikes to Lafourche, Grand Isle children The Daily Comet - Dec 23 1:08 PM
GRAND ISLE - First-grader Matthew Jackson, 7, got what he wanted most for Christmas this year, a bicycle, but it was his grandmother who shed tears Thursday when he received it.Save to My Web
Washed-Up Cars Trickle to Market KTLA 5 - Dec 30 1:06 AM
Police and insurance officials are trying to keep thousands of vehicles damaged by Hurricane Katrina from being resold.Save to My Web
Thomas McCracken Hot Springs Village Voice - Dec 30 5:46 AM
Thomas McCracken, a resident of Hot Springs Village since 1985, died Dec. 16, 2005, at St. Josephs Regional Health Center, after a brief illness. He was 83 years old.Save to My Web
Courthouse Slowly Recovering From Fire Shelbyville Daily Union - Dec 29 3:52 PM
Slowly but surely the Shelby County Courthouse is recovering from the fire that occurred on October 20. Sheriff Randy Sims who by statutes is the custodian of the courthouse, said the States Attorney and Circuit Clerks offices are now open on the second floor.Save to My Web
Review finds St. Lucie schools' post-storms cleanup costly, unavoidable The Palm Beach Post - 34 minutes ago
An independent review of the St. Lucie County School District's $83 million project to get rid of mold and other hurricane-related damage in schools concluded that the project was not "readily cost-effective" but that the district, under pressure to reopen schools as quickly as possible, had little choice in the matter.Save to My Web
U.S. braces for Katrina car scams Sun-Sentinel - Dec 29 5:28 AM
ST. BERNARD PARISH, La. -- As the vast vehicular wreckage wrought by Hurricane Katrina is carted away, law-enforcement and insurance officials are anticipating the arrival of tens of thousands of those vehicles on used-car lots across the U.S.Save to My Web
U.S. braces for Katrina car scams Sun-Sentinel - Dec 28 11:26 PM
ST. BERNARD PARISH, La. -- As the vast vehicular wreckage wrought by Hurricane Katrina is carted away, law-enforcement and insurance officials are anticipating the arrival of tens of thousands of those vehicles on used-car lots across the U.S.Save to My Web