House Bill 48 in Utah mandates new wildfire risk fees and updated mapping to guide insurance premiums and promote risk mitigation in high-risk wildland urban interface zones, impacting Wasatch and Summit counties starting 2026.

Explore the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025 and its significant impacts on seniors, small businesses, and the insurance market, including tax extensions, Medicaid cuts, and Medicare policy updates.

Kentucky's 2023 legislation enhances insurance innovation, consumer protections, and financial sector regulations, including expanded insurance sandboxes and improved health and automobile insurance standards.

Colorado health insurers propose average 28.4% premium increases for 2025, driven by new state tax law impacts and market pressures. Western Slope sees hikes above 38%.

State Farm requests court to keep documents justifying 17% emergency wildfire insurance rate increase confidential in California, raising Proposition 103 transparency concerns.

Connecticut attorney requests DOJ meeting to address systemic consumer harm and anti-competitive practices by major insurers in auto body and post-disaster claims.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker challenges State Farm's homeowners insurance rate hikes, citing inconsistent catastrophe loss data and calls for regulatory and legislative actions to protect consumers.

Hawaiʻi's homeowners face increased insurance nonrenewals and rising premiums due to stricter underwriting on roof age, electrical systems, and proximity to the ocean, highlighting market instability and risk management challenges.

North Carolina updated auto insurance laws in 2025, increasing minimum liability limits, expanding underinsured motorist coverage, and extending surcharge periods, impacting premiums and underwriting.

The Children’s Hospital Association and partners submitted regulatory comments urging stronger ACA rules to safeguard children's health insurance coverage and prevent harmful Medicaid cuts.