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Missouri lawmakers are debating a bill that could offer relief to homeowners and renters affected by severe weather through tax deductions based on home insurance deductibles.

Lawmakers in Louisiana have failed to pass two significant insurance bills that could have helped homeowners dealing with high insurance rates.

After severe storms hit St. Louis, many homeowners discovered they lacked insurance coverage, highlighting a growing national issue of uninsured homes.

With just two days left in the 2025 legislative session, Louisiana lawmakers rejected two insurance proposals that could have provided relief to homeowners struggling with high insurance rates.

Louisiana homeowners facing rising insurance premiums can take proactive steps to make their homes more insurable and potentially lower their insurance costs.

Recent wildfires in California have highlighted the importance of adequate insurance coverage for homeowners, with many found to be underinsured or completely uninsured.

Florida’s property insurance market shows signs of stabilization with only 1% average premium increase last year, offering hope to homeowners as hurricane season nears

After severe storms devastated her St. Louis home, Margaret Williams faced a harsh reality: she and her husband were among the many homeowners without insurance. This story explores the growing issue of uninsured homes in the Midwest and across the United States.

After an EF3 tornado damaged thousands of homes in north St. Louis, concerns arise about insurance coverage in communities with high percentages of uninsured or underinsured properties

Insurers are seeking to charge California homeowners for some of the costs associated with recent wildfires, following a state Insurance Commissioner’s decision to allow surcharges