The Flood Insurance Relief Act aims to provide tax deductions on flood insurance premiums for middle-income homeowners in Florida, addressing low coverage rates and rising costs in flood-prone areas.

Hawaiʻi's Act 296 expands hurricane relief coverage and addresses rising property insurance premiums amid recent environmental disasters, stabilizing the state’s insurance market.

Florida withdraws $2.1 billion from insurer reinsurance support programs following lower-than-expected hurricane claims, reflecting changes in the state's property insurance market and reinsurance strategies.

Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte vetoed several bills impacting healthcare coverage and workers' compensation, citing cost concerns and fiscal responsibility amid budget challenges.

Michigan Senate Bill 328 seeks to mandate a 10% reduction in auto insurance premiums, drawing concern from the insurance industry about potential market destabilization.

Louisiana Senate advances House Bill 148, sparking debate over expanding Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple's authority to reject auto insurance rate hikes amid rising premiums.

Explore the implications of Oklahoma's House Bill 2144, expanding bad faith claims against health insurers and its potential impact on litigation and insurance market stability.

Texas lawmakers consider Senate Bill 213 to ban forced bundling of home and auto insurance, enhancing consumer choice and transparency in the home insurance market.

The 2025 NCOIL Spring Meeting in Charleston advances key insurance reforms, including prior authorization, AI in insurance, and prescription drug affordability, with record participation from legislators and regulators.

Senate introduces the Insurance Data Protection Act to reaffirm state regulatory authority and limit the Federal Insurance Office's data collection powers, protecting insurer data and reducing compliance costs.