Unplugging electronics before extended absences reduces energy costs and fire risks, impacting homeowners insurance claims and premiums. Learn how this preventive step supports risk mitigation and energy efficiency.

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Citizens Insurance plans major premium cuts for 500,000 Florida homeowners, signaling shifts in the state’s home insurance market and regulatory oversight.

Guidance for western Washington homeowners on documenting damage and avoiding scams when filing insurance claims post-flooding. Tips from the Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner.

President Trump's executive order calls for a federal AI regulatory framework preempting Oklahoma's state AI laws in 2026, creating legal uncertainty and impacting technology and insurance sectors.

Federal audit finds New York issued over half of foreign commercial driver's licenses illegally, risking safety and funding. DOT threatens to withhold millions unless compliance improves.

Washington State outlines FEMA disaster assistance application procedures, insurance coordination, inspections, and appeal process guiding homeowners through post-disaster recovery.

The Department of Education's reclassification of key professions limits federal student loan access, impacting education in healthcare, engineering, and more, with broader implications for workforce and insurance sectors.

Spain appeals to European Commission to uphold the 2035 ban on new CO2-emitting cars, impacting EU automotive regulations, compliance, and insurance risk landscapes.

A vandalism spree involving multiple homes raises complex issues for homeowners insurance claims and victim compensation. Legal and insurance industry challenges are emerging as victims seek restitution.