Discover how Colorado's Senate Bill 49 seeks to alleviate soaring homeowners insurance costs while promoting natural disaster resilience through innovative measures.

Explore how recent developments in rural America impact insurance, including utility debt, wildfire risk, and flood management strategies.

Explore the challenges hurricanes pose for the insurance industry and how insolvency affects policyholders. Learn about solutions and regulatory measures.

Explore how atmospheric rivers in California are reshaping flood insurance needs and the urgency for homeowners to secure adequate coverage against future risks.

Discover how U.S. property and casualty insurers achieved $35 billion in profits and improved resilience through effective risk management and reduced claims.

Natural catastrophe insured losses hit $80 billion in H1 2025, driven by record wildfires and severe storms. Swiss Re highlights wildfire risks, urbanization, and calls for improved mitigation strategies.

Texas homeowners confront rising insurance premiums and policy cancellations as insurers withdraw coverage due to escalating natural disaster risks, impacting market stability and coverage availability.

Severe storms in St. Louis highlight critical gaps in homeowners insurance coverage amid rising premiums and underwriting challenges, impacting recovery and market stability.

Homeowners insurance premiums rise sharply in tornado-prone U.S. states due to increased hail damage claims and changing severe weather patterns. Insurers adjust rates and coverage amid evolving risks.

An EF-2 tornado in Plevna, Kansas, highlights significant insurance coverage gaps among homeowners and city buildings, posing challenges for disaster recovery and risk management in rural areas.