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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation issued the following news release:. The federal bank regulatory agencies issued a final rule that will adopt without change the agencies’ interim final rule issued in August 2018, amending their liquidity coverage ratio rules to treat certain eligible municipal obligations as high-quality liquid assets.

May 30– May 30– JEFFERSONVILLE– A prized piece of real estate on the fast-track to development now faces derailment from pending litigation, jeopardizing a project that seeks to transform a slice of Jeffersonville’s downtown core. The Jeffersonville Urban Enterprise Association at a special meeting Wednesday unanimously approved a resolution to take…

State Farm and USAA know how important it is to invest, innovate and build for the future. “Today, subrogation is a relatively manual, time-consuming process often requiring physical checks to be mailed on a claim-by-claim basis between insurers,” says Mike Fields, Innovation Executive, State Farm. USAA and State Farm are testing how blockchain can be used to gain…

And the meteorologists hunkered down at the National Weather Service office in Wilmington could see it on the monitors and radars in front of them. On Thursday, a monster tornado that hit Trotwood, northern Dayton and Harrison Township late Monday night was upgraded to an EF4 with 170 mph winds. An EF3 tornado almost three-quarters of a mile wide stayed on the…

A national decline in kids enrolled in Medicaid and children’s health insurance– with the sharpest enrollment rate drop occurring in Tennessee– means more children likely have been left without health insurance, according to a report released Thursday. About 828,000 fewer children nationwide were enrolled in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance…

May 30– May 30– State regulators Thursday approved PG&E Corp.’ s plan to impose blackouts this summer across vast stretches of its territory to prevent major wildfires– and told customers they can’t count on reliable electric service as the fire season gets underway. The Public Utilities Commission approved PG&E’s “wildfire mitigation plan,” in which…

The Environmental Protection Agency issued the following news release:. Today the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced that the Schroud Property in Chicago, Illinois, is one of two sites nationwide proposed for the Superfund National Priorities List where releases of contamination pose human health and environmental risks.

California regulators say the state’s utilities must do a better job educating and notifying the public and particularly vulnerable populations as they widen precautionary power outages this summer. The California Public Utilities Commission on Thursday approved guidelines for when utilities can cut electricity during high winds and low humidity so that they don’t spark wildfires like the one that devastated the Northern California community of Paradise last fall, killing 85 people.

May 30– May 30– WASHINGTON– The National Flood Insurance Program received a temporary reprieve on Thursday– just one day before it was set to expire and after two previous attempts were thwarted. Congress is on a week-long recess, but the U.S. House had attempted to pass the NFIP reauthorization in a procedural move that would not require a vote if no members…

Louisiana’s Democratic governor has signed a ban on abortion as early as six weeks of pregnancy, a move that has provoked anger from members of his own party. Gov. John Bel Edwards signed the measure Thursday, making Louisiana the fifth state to enact such a law, joining Mississippi, Kentucky, Ohio and Georgia.

J.B. Pritzker activated the National Guard on Thursday in response to flooding in the state, which has affected parts of Southern Illinois and the metro-east. On Wednesday, Madison County Board Chairman Kurt Prenzler had asked for the National Guard to help with flood-fighting efforts. Earlier this month, Pritzker signed a proclamation declaring a disaster…

A $19 billion disaster aid bill crawling through Congress highlights the inconsistency of lawmakers, mostly conservatives, who stood resolute against such aid six years ago but demand it now that their states are under water. The path to endorsing disaster aid so unreservedly has been dictated by the hurricanes, tornados, wildfires and floods that have slammed Red State America in the years since Superstorm Sandy struck the Democratic bastions of New Jersey, New York and New England.

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