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As severe weather season approaches, Siouxland residents are advised to prepare for potential hail damage to their vehicles and properties.

State lawmakers killed a bill that would have imposed a 1% fee on homeowners insurance policies to help reduce insurance costs

Insurance premiums are rising sharply in the Midwest due to increasing severe weather events, with hail being the primary driver of insured damages rather than tornadoes.

Insurance premiums are rising sharply in Tornado Alley due to increasing hail damage, with rates up 35% in Kentucky and Nebraska

Colorado Insurance Commissioner Michael Conway and Democratic lawmakers propose adding a 1% fee to homeowners insurance policies to fund programs aimed at reducing hail damage and wildfire risk, potentially lowering premiums in the long run.

A Colorado federal judge sided with QBE Insurance Corporation in a dispute over hail damage coverage, upholding the application of a deductible and dismissing bad faith claims.

A subsidiary of Travelers Cos. Inc., Charter Oak Fire Insurance Co., has been sued over its denial of a hail damage claim. The policyholder is now seeking to compel an appraisal process.

A homeowner in Tennessee is seeking a court order to compel Travelers to participate in an appraisal of a hail damage claim after the insurer reportedly denied coverage.

Escalating natural disasters and the impact of climate change are driving a homeowners insurance crisis in Colorado, with premiums soaring and cancellations increasing.

A federal appeals court reversed a lower court decision, allowing First Baptist Church of Fort Smith to proceed with its lawsuit against Zurich American Insurance Company.