Hays is experiencing a housing shortage with rising home and rental prices despite moderate property tax rates, highlighting supply challenges and ongoing residential development efforts.

California delays Zone Zero wildfire safety rules, affecting home insurance and wildfire risk management amid regulatory and homeowner challenges.

Congress introduces bipartisan bill to prevent National Flood Insurance Program lapses during government shutdowns, ensuring continuous flood insurance coverage and market stability.

Explore the transformative shifts in the U.S. workers' compensation insurance market, driven by escalating claims costs and reserve challenges, with California as a leading indicator.

Increased flood risks near major Washington rivers highlight the importance of flood insurance and proactive home preparedness to mitigate potential damages and costs.

New research shows homes with cleared vegetation in California's zone zero better survive wildfires. Home hardening and defensible space policies impact wildfire risk.

Mercury Insurance clarifies common homeowners insurance myths, highlighting key coverage exclusions, cost factors, and the importance of tailored policies for risks like flooding, pests, and home businesses.

Pennsylvania counties including Pittsburgh propose property tax hikes up to 30% in 2026 to address budget deficits driven by inflation, health insurance costs, and rising expenses.

Farm Bureau Insurance is sued for allegedly suppressing fraud evidence and blocking legally required reports, implicating New Mexico and other states in regulatory compliance issues.

Northern Michigan barn houses a noteworthy collection of 1950s and 1960s American and European classic cars, including Pontiac and Buick models, available for sale. Most vehicles are complete and suitable for restoration.