The U.S. House will most likely vote on the first phase of emergency relief money for Hurricane Harvey in mid-September after returning from summer recess.

Property damage assessments can get underway when the water levels drop, but it's expected to be a difficult task for many owners.

Legal aid staffers and volunteer lawyers are providing evacuees information on such topics as applying for FEMA assistance or how to avoid contractor fraud.

A Texas chemical plant was hit by explosions after floods caused by Hurricane Harvey knocked out power supplies needed to refrigerate volatile chemicals.

Workers' compensation carriers and claimants get guidance from the Texas Department of Insurance on how to keep the system operating, even after Hurricane Harvey.

Automated vehicles are a hot topic of conversation, but how close are they to reality?

Minnesota Supreme Court's decision provides a road map for challenging a medical expert's opinion in workers comp cases.

Rain gauges are reporting more than 51 inches of rain from Tropical Storm Harvey the most rain ever recorded in the contiguous U.S. from a tropical storm that made landfall.