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Starting in January 2026, employers in Ontario will have to include salary ranges in their job postings, thanks to new pay transparency laws. This move aims to make pay fairer and clearer for job seekers. But while many workers support these changes, a lot of them still don’t know the rules are coming. A recent … Read more

Thirty-five cars from a Union Pacific train went off the tracks on Tuesday afternoon near Gordon, a small town in Texas. The derailment happened around 2 p.m., just east of the town, which sits about 65 miles southwest of Fort Worth. Thankfully, no one was hurt, and no one needed to leave their homes. Photos … Read more

After a weekend of relentless rain, Milwaukee and its surrounding areas are beginning to dry out following some of the worst flooding seen in recent history. Over 14 inches of rain fell in less than 24 hours, smashing unofficial state records and pushing several local rivers to record-high levels. This sudden downpour caused widespread flooding … Read more

Owning a home has long been seen as a big part of the American Dream. It’s about having a place to call your own, building stability, and growing your wealth over time. But owning a home only helps build wealth if you can protect it properly. Without the right protection, owning a home can feel … Read more

Octavia Bush from Marsh McLennan Agency recently shared her thoughts on how the insurance world can become more attractive to younger people. In the latest episode of Executive Insights, created with the National African American Insurance Association (NAAIA), Bush focuses on ways the industry can appeal to a new generation. She points out that the … Read more

Cyber insurance prices are dropping, but insurers remain firm in the market. Despite buyers seeing a more favorable market, insurance companies are holding steady and not retreating, according to Matt Chmel, head of cyber solutions for North America at Aon. This competitive environment is driven by existing insurers protecting their current clients and new companies … Read more

Georgia drivers face some of the highest risks when it comes to auto insurance. Uninsured motorists make up about 12% to 15% of drivers in the state, and factors like heavy traffic, bad weather, wildlife collisions, and frequent car thefts push premiums higher than the national average. Because of this, finding good car insurance at … Read more

Tesla is on the lookout for someone to drive one of its autonomous vehicles around Queens, New York City. The role is called Autopilot Vehicle Operator, and it involves spending time behind the wheel to collect audio and camera data that will help improve Tesla’s self-driving technology. The job requires a strong focus, excellent driving … Read more

Texas crime labs are sounding the alarm as lawmakers debate whether to ban or regulate THC products. Officials say they lack the staff and funds to handle testing under any new rules. At a recent House Public Health Committee hearing, Peter Stout, CEO of the Houston Forensic Science Center, explained that crime labs need clear … Read more

A fire that broke out Monday night at the London Belle Supper Club in Salt Lake City’s downtown nightlife district injured three firefighters and damaged several historic buildings. The blaze started in the restaurant’s kitchen and quickly spread, forcing crews to battle intense heat and thick smoke from the outside using aerial equipment. Salt Lake … Read more