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UIL Concussion Insurance Pilot Program Approved By Texas House
The Texas House has approved a public school pilot program allowing parents to purchase supplemental concussion insurance for boys who play football and girls who play soccer.
West Fertilizer Co. Carried $1M Policy
The fertilizer plant that exploded last in West last month, killing 14 people, injuring more than 200 others and causing tens of millions of dollars in damage to the surrounding area had only $1 million in liability coverage, lawyers said Saturday.
Trade Group Estimates West Insured Losses At $100 Million
Insurance experts are estimating that damage caused by the fertilizer plant explosion in West could have losses topping $100 million.
Flower Mound Helps To Save A Veteran’s House
Flower Mound residents and businesses came together to give of their time, money, expertise and materials in order to help a Vietnam Veteran save his home.
Frisco Insurance Salesman Sentenced For Fraud
A former North Texas insurance salesman has been sentenced to 10 years in prison and must repay more than $9.3 million in a fraud case.
Health Law Would Cost Texas Less Than Forecast
The health and human services commissioner has cut his estimate of what the federal health care law would cost Texas by 42 percent.
Insurance Devices Can Track More Than Your Driving
You may have seen the ads showing a plug-in device that auto insurers promise will help lower rates for good drivers. While the devices keep track of your good driving habits, they may also show the bad.
Healthcare Bill Ruling Leads People To Double Check On Their Spending
The attention drawn from the Supreme Court’s ruling on the President Barack Obama’s healthcare bill is causing some people to take in account in what they spend on healthcare.
North Texas Residents, Business Owners Split On Health Care Reform
From Wall Street to Main Street, the health care reform attached to the Affordable Care Act will impact every American regardless of age. North Texans, unsurprisingly, are split. Here’s what residents and business owners have to say.
Insurance Provider Bringing Hundreds Of Jobs To Texas
Hundreds of new jobs are coming to Texas, and Governor Perry was in the DFW area to show his support.
Temporary Office To Handle Dallas Hail Repairs
Dallas will open a temporary city permit office Tuesday as it tries to keep up with damage repairs from last week’s historic hail storm.
Better Business Bureau Warns Consumers About Damage Repairs
In April of last year, hail pounded Hill Pratt’s Farmers Branch home –– or, as he tells it, “it was like being in the middle of a bombing raid.”
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