Browsing: FEMA

Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple supports U.S. Senators Bill Cassidy and John Kennedy in urging FEMA to pause its Risk Rating 2.0 flood insurance overhaul due to steep rate hikes and lack of transparency.

Recent research reveals that FEMA is significantly underestimating the number of properties at risk of flooding, potentially leading to a housing market crash.

FEMA warns West Virginians to be cautious of identity theft and fraud following the recent flooding in the state.

A new study suggests that flooding will likely become the primary threat to California homeowners in the coming decades, surpassing wildfires in risk.

With 10 days remaining to apply for aid, the cleanup following the recent Los Angeles fires is progressing rapidly. Survivors of the Eaton and Palisades fires are urged to apply for assistance from FEMA and the SBA, and to complete the Right-of-Entry form for no-cost debris removal before the March 31 deadline.

Westfield Insurance has launched a new insurance product and made a significant donation to address the growing threat of flooding in areas not traditionally considered high-risk.

FEMA provides guidance on protecting personal information and navigating home inspections following the February 2025 flooding in West Virginia.

A look at how population growth in areas prone to severe weather is impacting home insurance costs across the United States.

City officials announce a 25% discount on flood insurance premiums for Central residents, effective next fall, due to improved flood risk management.

Rising insurance costs and climate-related devaluations threaten homeownership across the US.