A Guardian Service survey finds a significant gap between homeowner confidence and actual insurance knowledge, highlighting generational differences and implications for the property insurance industry.

A Georgia jury awarded $4.2 million in a dog bite lawsuit, highlighting the need for homeowners to assess personal liability coverage beyond standard insurance limits to protect assets.

Severe July flash floods in Texas Hill Country have caused extensive property damage and triggered insurance affordability and housing market challenges, spotlighting risk management and regulatory responses.

Mercury Insurance outlines essential steps for homeowners to minimize hurricane damage and understand insurance coverage, highlighting the value of early preparation and risk mitigation in high-risk states.

AAA warns of increased fire and property risks during July 4th celebrations, urging homeowners to follow safety tips to reduce insurance claims.

Mercury Insurance offers practical wildfire evacuation preparedness tips to help families in high-risk areas stay safe and ready amid increasing wildfire threats.

Colorado State University predicts an active 2025 hurricane season, prompting calls for thorough homeowners insurance reviews and documentation to streamline claims and enhance disaster resilience.

Following a significant earthquake in San Diego County, homeowners are reassessing their needs for specialized earthquake insurance, not covered under standard policies.

Colorado lawmakers alter plans to stabilize home insurance premiums by shifting costs to homeowners while seeking to mitigate insurer losses from wildfires.

Homeowners in Buncombe County face insurance claim denials after Hurricane Helene, highlighting coverage gaps for flood and landslide damage.