Number of uninsured Texas vehicles shows decline

2 dead, 2 hurt in blaze at Boyle Heights auto repair shop
Several people reportedly lived in the Whittier Boulevard location. More than 100 firefighters battled the fire, which was fed by petroleum and tires. Jaime Buenrostro was in his kitchen after 6 a.m. Monday when he heard the desperate screams from the auto repair building behind his Boyle Heights home. Several people, who reportedly lived inside the business, were trapped.

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X-Prize rolls down to wire after a long road
It’s down to the wire for the Progressive Insurance Automotive X-Prize — a competition announced in April 2008 as a way to spur the development of clean, high-mileage vehicles.

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Bear River Mutual Insurance Company Selects Thunderhead NOW to Modernize Its Customer Communications Process
Thunderhead’s XML-Based Design Improves Efficiency and Effectiveness by Easily Integrating With Core Policy and Billing Solution

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Hazle Twp. tire fire suspicious, chief says
A smoky tire fire at Hazle Auto Parts in Hazle Township on Monday night is being called suspicious, the township fire chief said.Chief Scott Kostician asked a state police fire marshal to investigate the fire that sent a thick plume of black smoke over

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Number of uninsured Texas vehicles shows decline
AUSTIN – Since the launch of the TexasSure auto insurance verification program two years ago, the number of uninsured vehicles on Texas roads shows signs of decline.

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