In the dark, early morning hours of June 1, 2009, Air France Flight 447, en route to Paris over the Atlantic Ocean, lost some of its instrumentation while attempting to dodge a thunderstorm. The fli...

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Two gruesome elevator tragedies are reported in the news articles shown below. They are disturbing and give pause to team readiness activities. Here is a summary of the facts: What can be d...

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On February 19, 2011, Michael Montgomery was riding his bicycle near his home when he was hit by a dump truck. Miraculously, a medical doctor was passing by and stopped to assist. Seeing that Mich...

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Surgery Checklist Lowers Death Rate Teams Using Cheat Sheets Also Reduce Patients' Complications, Study Shows By Ceci Connolly Washington Post Staff Writer Thursday, January 15, 2009 ...

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Fired worker’s suit raises questions on nuclear plant’s safety Exelon plant in Byron accused of dumbing down security training By Ron Grossman Chicago Tribune April 4, 2010 A...

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Shows zips codes going from west to east coasts of the USA Allstate has provided a tool that enables people to look up the top 5 most common and most costly insurance claims based on zip code. ...

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Accidents can happen anywhere and at any time. Many workplace accidents and injuries can be prevented if workers know the causes of accidents and they are taught how to protect themselves to avo...

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Fire lawsuits settled for $100 million 22 families, victims to split funds from 2003 Loop blaze By Michael Higgins and Dan Mihalopoulos Chicago Tribune April 29, 2008 City officials a...

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Cold snap has pipes in deep freeze Thousands lose water, 700 forced to vacate high-rise By Josh Noel, Mitch Dudek, and Tribune Staff Reporter Gerry Doyle Chicago Tribune February 10, 200...

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Garland tough on bacteria City among 1st requiring apartments to inspect for Legionnaires' culprit 10:48 AM CST on Thursday, February 1, 2007 By RICHARD ABSHIRE / The Dallas Morning News ...

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