Kentucky Man Dies In Collapsed Building

A Kentucky man was buried under a mountain of brick and killed when a building collapsed on Friday in Louisville. The fatalaccident happened at approximately 3:30 p.m. in the Parkland neighborhood at 28th and Grand Avenue. There were many witnesses nearby when the building collapsed, including the owner of the building and a worker….

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What Should I Do After A Traffic Accident?

Do you know what to do after anaccident on a roadway in Missouri? Vehicular accidents can happen to anyone, on any Missouri road. Don’t let the stress of the accident cause you to violate state laws. The State of Missouri has official procedures that all motorist must follow in the event of an auto…

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One Dies In Fatal Forklift Accident In St. Louis

A fatalwork accident has left a man dead in St. Louis on Friday morning. According to authorities, a person was pinned under a forklift and died from their injuries. The fatal accident happened just south of the McKinley Bridge in the 100 block of Buchanan Street at approximately 9 a.m. The victim was said…

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Salmonella Outbreak in Washington Prompts Investigation

A seriousSalmonella outbreak has alerted the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service, also known as FSIS. FSIS is issuing a public health alert, warning against the consumption of whole hog roasters prepared for barbeque. The FSIS, along with the Washington State Department of Health, is leading the Salmonella investigation in Washington….

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Takata Airbags Continue to Cause Recalls

The automotive manufacturer, General Motors, could issue another recall for 4.3 million of their vehicles due to the defectiveTakata airbags. The company has recalled nearly 2.5 million vehicles to date, and if they expand the recall, it could result in an expense of $550 million to GM. The defective Takata airbags have not only…

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The #HandsOff Movement Battles Distractive Driving

The wife of a man who was tragically killed in abicycle accident has launched a smartphone app to encourage drivers to be more responsible while behind the wheel. The California woman lost her husband in 2013 when a distracted Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy struck and killed her husband in Calabasas. The deputy was typing on…

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Distracted Deputy Is Not Prosecuted For Causing Fatal Accident

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department ordered an undisclosed disciplinary action on the deputy who hit and killed a bicyclist with his patrol car in Calabasas on Dec. 8, 2013. The deputy was found guilty ofdistracted driving – typing on his in-car computer when he struck the bicyclist on Mulholland Highway. The bicyclist who…

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The Effects of Talcum Powder Use

Over the past century, Johnson & Johnson has been sellingtalcum powder for use on babies and other personal hygiene use. Many women started using talcum powder on their genitals as a routine hygiene practice. Tragically, these women were not aware of the dangers of the talcum powder. Years after use, hundreds of women have…

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Hotdogs and Corndogs Recalled for Listeria

Another Listeria contamination has resulted in arecall of hundreds of thousands of pounds of hot dogs. The company, Bar-S Foods has recalled 350,000 pounds of corn dogs and hot dogs due to possible contamination. Fortunately, there have not yet been any illnesses reported. The recall is considered a precautionary measure and there has not…

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Are You a Distracted Driver?

The typical American spends an average of 37,935 hours during their lifetime driving a vehicle, according to a study performed by the Harvard Health Watch. According to these statistics, an individual drives a vehicle 101 minutes a day. While Americans are busier than ever before, multitasking is crucial to accomplishing all the tasks that…

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