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Deadly Oklahoma Twister is a Tragic Reminder that the Unthinkable Can Happen: Tomorrow Marks the Five-Year Anniversary of the Windsor Tornado—Colorado's Most Damaging Tornado. The tornado that has resulted in at least two dozen deaths and devastated the community of Moore, Oklahoma, is a stark reminder of the horrific damage tornadoes can leave in their path. Since 1960, four people have been killed by Colorado tornadoes, and one of those by the twister that tore through Windsor on May 22, 2008. The Windsor Tornado is Colorado's most damaging, causing insured losses totaling $206.9 million in today's dollars. More...
 
NFPA Announces first Colorado Wildfire Preparedness Day of Service— Local Communites join effort to reduce wildfire risk across the state. The National Fire Protection Association is launching the first Wildfire Preparedness Day of Service in Colorado on Saturday, May 4, 2013 in coordination with the American Red Cross, Colorado State Forest Service, Colorado Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, READYColorado, and Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association. During this Day of Service, Colorado residents are encouraged to participate in wildfire mitigation. More...
 
Insurance Damage Estimates from the Waldo Canyon & High Park Fires Total Nearly $450 Million—Making the Devastating 2012 Wildfire Season the Most Expensive in Colorado History. The 2012 Wildfire Season has taken a devastating toll on Colorado residents, burning more than 600 homes and personal property. Insurance adjusters are still inspecting properties and working with residents, and while the claims and rebuilding process continues, preliminary damage estimates now total $449.7 million from insurance claims. More...
Most Popular Stolen Vehicles
Nationwide in 2010, there were an estimated 737,142 thefts of motor vehicles. The estimated number of motor vehicle thefts declined 7.4 percent when compared with data from 2009, 38.5 percent when compared with 2006 figures, and 40.0 percent when compared with 2001 figures. More than $4.5 billion was lost nationwide to motor vehicle thefts in 2010. The average dollar loss per stolen vehicle was $6,152. Nearly 73 percent (72.9) of all motor vehicles reported stolen in 2010 were automobiles.

Top 10 Stolen Vehicles in the United States in 2011 by Make and Model According to the NICB "Hot Wheels" Report:

  1. 1994 Honda Accord
  2. 1998 Honda Civic
  3. 2006 Ford Pickup (Full Size)
  4. 1991 Toyota Camry
  5. 2000 Dodge Caravan
  6. 1994 Acura Integra
  7. 1999 Chevrolet Pickup (Full Size)
  8. 2004 Dodge Pickup (Full Size)
  9. 2002 Ford Explorer
  10. 1994 Nissan Sentra
Click here for the most popular vehicles stolen in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming.