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On Tuesday afternoon, a sixth person died as a result of the Wisconsin Christmas parage tragedy. The latest victim of the deadly mass casualty event is a child. The age of the child and his or her name have not been released to the press or the public as of this time. Other Fatally Injured Victims Identified Five adults who were killed in the Wisconsin mass casualty event are: Tamara Durand Jane Kulich Virginia Sorenson Wilhelm Hospel LeAnna Owen Number…

At least five people were killed and more than 40 others were injured when a cherry red SUV drove into a Wisconsin Christmas parade and the surrounding spectators on Sunday afternoon in Waukesha. Waukesha is located about 20 miles west of downtown Milwaukee. After midnight on Sunday-Monday, city officials tweeted that “These numbers may change as we collect additional information. Many people have self-transported to area hospitals.” The Wisconsin Christmas parade mass casualty event began at 4:39 p.m. local time…

A couple of days into the investigation of the deadly West Texas school bus accident, many questions remain. As will be discussed in a moment, most of the remaining questions center around how the driver of a pickup truck ended up in wrong lane of traffic, resulting in a collision with two school busses (among three) that were on their way to a high school foot ball game. Three Killed in West Texas School Bus Accident Three adults were killed…

West Texas School Bus Accident Lawyer Hotline at (432) 653-0000. A catastrophic West Texas school bus accident took three lives and left two students hospitalized in critical condition on Friday. 11 other students were also taken to an area hospital to be treated for more minor injuries. The deadly West Texas school bus accident occurred on Interstate 20 in Big Spring. The fatal accident occurred about 250 miles west of Fort Worth. The pickup truck collided with the first two…

For a majority of Americans, Thanksgiving 2020 was a time when family and friends were not able to gather to celebrate. 2021 is proving to be different. People will be gathering together across the country to celebrate the holiday – and to eat, eat, eat. With that in mind, there are eight Thanksgiving kitchen safety tips to bear in mind. Keen an Eye on What’s Cooking A key safety rule to keep in mind is never leave cooking food unattended….