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Lawmakers say they have struck a deal to reshape Texas Windstorm Insurance ...
Corpus Christi Caller Times
By Rick Spruill CORPUS CHRISTI — Texas lawmakers said Monday they have struck a deal to reshape the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association, the state's property insurer for people living on the coast. Rep. Connie Scott, R-Robstown, a member of the ...
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College Football Predictions 2011: 5 Non-BCS Teams Who Can Crash the BCS Party
Bleacher Report
As the toast of Conference USA over the past few seasons, the Tulsa Golden Hurricane are beginning to garner national respect, but they have yet to reach the level of Boise State and TCU. That could very well change this season, however, as the Golden ...
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Bleacher Report
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Legislature passes budget, health bills
Austin American-Statesman
The association, known as TWIA, is an independently operated, quasi-governmental body that faced accusations of mismanagement after Hurricane Ike in 2008. It was set up by the state four decades ago to help provide insurance to people in 14 counties ...
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Austin American-Statesman
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Oil Rises From Four-Month Low in New York on US Demand, Supply Outlook
Bloomberg
A low-pressure weather system in the Bay of Campeche has a 50 percent chance of becoming the Atlantic's first named storm this year, according to the US National Hurricane Center in Miami. The hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30. ...
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River headed up again
Natchez Democrat
“As soon as we approach hurricane season, we are all watching out and analyzing everything to be sure we can catch any signs of any trouble,” he said. Fairly said the 2011 hurricane season is predicted to have 12 to 18 named storms; six to 10 of those ...
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Greek Debt, U.S. Storms May Roil Reinsurers as Capital Dwindles
Bloomberg
By Carolyn Bandel - Tue Jun 28 06:24:11 GMT 2011 A Greek default and potential losses from the Atlantic hurricane season could lead to consolidation among reinsurers after catastrophes in Japan and the US hurt excess capital, reinsurers say. ...
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Don't let your guard down for hurricane season, Meade says
Antigua Observer
By Rory Butler - Tuesday, June 28th, 2011. Director of Meteorological Services Keithley Meade is urging residents not to allow the slow start to the 2011 Hurricane season let them drop their guard. There have been no named storms in the Atlantic since ...
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Letter From Washington: Katy Perry's Health Care Agenda, And More
Out Of The Storm News
Last week, I thought that we were going to have a deal on TWIA—Texas' semi-public wind insurer–by this point. Looks like we may not unless something ...
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National Weather Service union warns of understaffing
al.com (blog)
Between record tornadoes, floods in the Dakotas, fires in Texas, and an upcoming hurricane season, Sobrien said it's not time for "fair weather staffing" -- a term known by weather service employees to mean minimum staff for blue skies and fair weather ...
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al.com (blog)
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Season's First Tropical System Developing?
Examiner.com
The 2011 Atlantic Hurricane Season is in full swing and the Bay of Campeche has become an area if interest over the last couple of days. The potential/risk is growing for what could be the season's first tropical system or named storm of the year. ...
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