with Kelly P. Kissel | Metro editorGood afternoon. Here are some of our top headlines:
The insurance gameState lawmakers are considering how to end what's described as a "churn" of adjusters among insurance companies following natural disasters. Legislators say a primary complaint they hear about insurance companies is that multiple adjusters are being used to assess damage, and that each time a new one starts, the claims process essentially starts anew. A Lake Charles lawmaker said he heard from someone who was on his 13th adjuster after a hurricane.
Crazy crimes allegedA Mississippi law officer says a group of Louisiana vandals crossed into his county and caused about $1 million in damage. Damaged property includes barns and 18-wheelers. James Finn tracks the story.
Lobster for Lent. What sacrifice?I had a priest in Pennsylvania who wasn't very keen on the idea of lobster for Lent. I think of him every time I see a story about lobster for Lent, like this one.
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