M. N. Tirado News


Amazon continues funding donations for local public art organization

Amazon in Chicago funded a mural for the Green Star Movement (GSM), marking the third time it has partnered with the local art organization for a mural project.

Amazon's $2.1 billion investment into Delivery Service Program raises workers wages

Amazon has announced an incremental investment of over $2.1 billion in its Delivery Service Partner (DSP) program, focusing on safety, training, and support for entrepreneurs. This brings total investments in the program to $12.3 billion over the past six years.

Amazon invites community members in the greater Cincinnati area to Make-a-Wish event on Sept. 14

Amazon has invited community members to "Experience the Magic of a Wish" at the September 14 Run/Walk event in Alexandria, according to a September 12 announcement from Amazon and Make-A-Wish.

New AAA study shows rise in new car ownership costs

ORLANDO, FL. (Sept. 5, 2024) – This year’s Your Driving Cost (YDC) study reveals that the total cost to own and operate a new vehicle is $12,297 or $1,024.71 monthly, an increase of $115 from 2023. The leading cost culprits for buyers are depreciation and finance charges. With automakers adding more vehicle choices with major redesigns, AAA advises buyers to consider various factors associated with owning and operating a new vehicle to fully understand ownership costs.

Insurify predicts 20% car insurance cost increase for Nevadans this year

A report from Insurify released on August 11 projected that car insurance rates in Nevada will increase by a total of 20% in 2024, resulting in Nevada drivers paying an average of $3,531 for full coverage car insurance by the end of the year.

Law firm Morgan & Morgan faces lawsuit over ‘unfair and deceptive advertising’

Attorney Jody Shackelford is suing the national personal injury firm Morgan & Morgan, alleging that the firm is violating the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) rules prohibiting unfair and deceptive advertising.

State Farm mobilizes catastrophe team after Hurricane Beryl hits Texas

State Farm has mobilized its catastrophe claims workforce in response to Hurricane Beryl, which made landfall as a Category 1 hurricane near Matagorda, Texas early Monday morning with sustained winds of 80 mph. The company’s initial efforts are focused on assisting residents in the impacted areas.

Allstate CEO to present at William Blair Growth Stock Conference

The Allstate Corporation, a leading publicly held personal lines insurer in the United States, has announced that its Chair, President and Chief Executive Officer, Tom Wilson, will be presenting at the William Blair Growth Stock Conference. The conference is scheduled for 8:00 a.m. Central on Wednesday, June 5.

Nevada drivers pay above-average rates for auto insurance, Bankrate reports

Bankrate has reported that drivers in Nevada are paying an average of $973 per year for minimum coverage auto insurance and $2,779 for full coverage. These rates are significantly higher than the national average, which stands at $2,014 annually for full coverage and $622 for minimum.

American Tort Reform Association reports probe Nevada trial lawyers’ ad spend and political donations

The American Tort Reform Association (ATRA) has recently published two reports examining the political donations and advertising of Nevada trial lawyers. The results of these studies offer insights into how these legal professionals influence politics and public opinion in the state.