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California homeowners, renters, and businesses are facing increasing challenges with insurance renewals and affordability due to rising climate risks like wildfires and extreme weather events.

Homeowners across the West, including Utah, face increasing insurance rates due to rising wildfire risks linked to climate change.

Skyrocketing home insurance costs are forcing some homeowners to make a risky choice: going without coverage.

Skyrocketing home insurance premiums are driving a growing number of homeowners to drop their coverage, despite the risks involved. This article explores the challenges faced by homeowners and offers advice on how to save money on premiums.

Minnesota homeowners face soaring property insurance costs due to increased storm damage and a volatile national market. Industry experts and policyholders share their concerns.

Homeowners in Kayenta, Utah, are facing non-renewal notices from insurance companies due to wildfire risk, even though their community has no history of major fires. Residents report skyrocketing rates and inadequate inspections.

The insurance industry in the United States is grappling with a crisis, driven by climate change and extreme weather events, leading to unaffordable, unreliable, or unavailable coverage for homeowners and businesses.

Annual property insurance costs for single-family homes with mortgages reached a record high in 2024, according to a new report from Intercontinental Exchange (ICE).

Despite potential flood risks, a relatively small percentage of California homeowners carry flood insurance, leaving many vulnerable to water damage.

A new bill in the Colorado legislature aims to reduce homeowners insurance costs by encouraging wildfire risk mitigation.