Woman arrested for setting house on fire
HELENA, AL (WBRC) – A woman has been arrested in connection with setting her house on fire.
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Tropical Storm Earl and Hurricane Danielle Reminders for Travel Insurance Planning and Benefits
Storms are full of surprises, and while experts predict above-average activity this season, there are potential mishaps that can happen even if a storm doesn’t make an appearance on a trip. Following are the types of travel insurance coverage available that can be helpful in the event of a hurricane.
Keep working or stay at home with the kids?
Staying at home with the kids is a choice that has both positive and negative financial consequences
Prosecutors Get Results Of Gibson Investigation
A sheriff’s official says detectives have given prosecutors the results of their investigation into domestic violence allegations against Mel Gibson.
Rader, Benacquisto wins seats for Senate District 27
Delray Beach insurance agent Kevin Rader won the Democratic primary for State Senate District 27, edging out Fort Myers lawyer Pete Burkert after Palm Beach County votes began trickling in.
Federal Agents Hire Ebonics Translators
Some might call it slang or bad English, but experts say you couldn’t be more wrong about Ebonics.
Carnival Unveils Carnival Magic's Online Home and Invites Fans to Offer Personal Touches to 'Make The Magic Yours'
MIAMI , Aug. 24 /PRNewswire/ — Let the magic begin! Â As Carnival Cruise Lines unveils new details about its newest “Fun Ship,” Carnival Magic , fans and fun-seekers can now learn more and join in the fun, well before the ship sets sail next year
Mexico Cracks Down On Antibiotic Sales
Mexican authorities have begun enforcing tougher rules designed to ensure that people have a doctor’s prescription to buy antibiotics.
Martin E. Dannenberg, WWII vet, dies at 94
Insurance company chairman found rare copy of Hitler’s Nuremberg Laws as a sergeant in World War II Martin Ernest Dannenberg, who as a young World War II Army sergeant discovered a copy of the anti-Semitic Nuremberg Laws, one of Nazi Germany’s most infamous documents, died Aug.